The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
01/15/2011
Making SOA Work (MSW) LLC announced a strategic partnership with Innovation Group plc (Innovation Group) that enables MSW and its customers to take advantage of the global offerings of Innovation Group.
ebizQ received the following:
“MSW is pleased to partner with Innovation Group,” said Andrew Labrot, founder and principal of MSW LLC. “The ability to use our framework in conjunction with software solutions that were designed from the beginning to leverage SOA is a very powerful combination, and it enables our customers to effectively address their business priorities. We are looking forward to this partnership and to the benefits it will provide our customers.”
MSW offers guidance and support for U.S. property/casualty (P&C) insurance companies, enabling the implementation of critical business priorities utilizing services‐oriented architecture (SOA) to prioritize, develop and implement solutions leveraging a framework to support an incremental approach to business and system transformation.
Through this partnership, MSW and Innovation Group are able to offer flexible software solutions that leverage MSW’s proven framework.
“MSW and Andrew Labrot’s deep knowledge and experience with Innovation Insurer and Innovation Group makes this partnership valuable for the industry and our customers,” said Euan King, CEO North America Innovation Insurer Group. “Innovation Group’s market‐leading SOA, J2EE‐based insurance solution platform, built with an array of re‐useable services and a rich data model, coupled with MSW’s focus on leveraging SOA, will provide the industry with a powerful partnership to leverage Innovation Group’s solutions.”
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