The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
10/06/2004
Metatomix™, Inc., a provider of semantic Web-based technology for enterprise resource interoperability (ERI) solutions, today announced the release of the industry’s first bi-directional Java platform for integration, correlation, and policy-based automation – the mtx ERI PLATFORM.
Metatomix’s ERI platform is said to provide targeted solutions for operational risk management, capacity optimization, event correlation and homeland security/emergency preparedness. The mtx ERI PLATFORM, officials said, delivers users the most up-to-date relevant information while enabling enterprises and government agencies to improve efficiency and response through policy-based automation. This advanced capability will potentially enable customers to experience efficiencies and cost savings at unprecedented levels.
“With our new mtx ERI PLATFORM, we are able to leverage Semantic Web technologies to create a virtual single system view of data from any number and type of disparate data sources, efficiently filtering out the relevant information based on the policies and rules of the business,” said Bob Angelo, CEO and Chairman, Metatomix, Inc. “By processing only the information that is critical, our node based architecture scales effortlessly,” he said.
The company said Metatomix solutions are well suited for organizations where the ability to access disparate data, understand its relevance, and respond in a rapid and efficient manner is a business imperative, specifically in financial services and the public sector.
“The new Semantic Web-based ERI platform allows Metatomix and its partners to build systems faster, find critical information more efficiently and provide automated rules-based responses not available in any other technology on the market today,” said Angelo. “Our run-time distributable platform supports instantaneous change, which means that new data sources, rules, and policies can be added without re-engineering the system.”
The company provided the following additional details:
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