Analyst Coverage
Datamonitor/Ovum - December 2009
This report
provides a comprehensive evaluation of the burgeoning SaaS BPM market,
assessing the market opportunities, technology evolution, enterprise
requirements, competitive landscape and go-to-market strategies. The report named Cordys as an example vendor of SaaS BPM.
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Forrester - July 2009
The increasing adoption of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) across
the world requires software vendors to look for a more efficient way of
deploying business applications on multitenant platforms. Forrester says the
Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS market) will grow to a size of $15.2 billion. The Cordys platform and its cutting-edge Cloud technology
is analyzed for this PaaS market sizing report.
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Butler - June 2009
Butler
evaluated Cordys Business Operations Platform (BOP) and determined that ”Cordys
BOP is both a useful solution and extends the inter-relationship between BPM
and SOA in a manner that many organizations will find useful. The inclusion of
MDM is a powerful factor within the solution as is the extensive focus on PaaS
and Cloud implementation.”
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Ovum - May 2009
Research firm Ovum evaluates Cordys Process Factory for Google Apps. Ovum: “Google Apps users will benefit from the simplicity of browser-based mashups enabled by process orchestration services in the cloud. The integration of Cordys Process Factory into Google's cloud services will allow organisations of all sizes to create innovative new workflows and processes around their Google Apps investments.”
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Forrester - October 2008
Cordys is cited as a leader by Forrester Research in the October 2008 Forrester Wave™: Integration-Centric Business Process Management Suites, Q4 2008. Cordys was among 10 select companies that Forrester invited to participate in the report. According to the report, “Cordys achieved a leadership position based on its strong scores across all of the major functional areas: enterprise application integration (EAI), business-to-business interactions (B2B), business process management (BPM), and service-oriented architecture (SOA).”
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BPMS Report - July 2007
In this report, Dr. Bruce Silver, independent BPM analyst and consultant, thoroughly describes the world-class capabilities and business benefits of Cordys' Business Process Management Suite. He mentions that Cordys "is one of the very few BPMSs that actually implement SOA's advertised 'loose coupling'."
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Butler Group - April 2007
Butler Group: “Cordys Provides a
suite of products that provide all the essential platform capabilities for BPM,
SOA, and building composit applications. The Cordys
platform has matured ad evolved from its earlier releases into a very competent
platform targeted at Business Process Management.”
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IDC - September 2006
IDC: “Cordys is doing the right things to ensure that it not only develops good software, but also gives customers the added information to ensure that it gets implemented in such a way as to maximize the potential benefits. If the company manages to continue to develop its methodology and also succeeds in building a good ecosystem of partners, it will create a services capability that will add significant value to its role as an ISV.”
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Ovum - February 2006
Ovum: "Cordys provides a range of data, application and process integration capabilities consistent with the offerings of larger and more recognized vendors." Ovum continues: "One of the platform's key strengths is the degree to which it identifies and isolates IT and business responsibilities. In addition, the basic premise of Cordys - that business people drive the business - is highly evident in the use of model driven architecture (MDA) principles, ranging from interface design to process and service design."
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