Problem: "Software Manufacturing"

In a competitive marketplace customers ask for products and services of high quality - on time and on budget. The processes necessary must be as efficient and flexible as possible to achieve advantages and profits in a global 24/7 economy.

These business processes heavily depend on information technology programmed in software. The software's high volume unfortunately generates a momentum in itself, which can hardly follow the dynamic changes required by business.

Rightly software has the bad reputation of being late, costly, and unable to deliver its functionality in the quality required. This is an unacceptable situation for which the responsible project managers and software developers are often blamed.

Delving deeper into this problem shows that most software systems are technically disintegrated and proliferated to a mess for many years. Beyond that the tools on the marketplace don't cope with the situation, and put the developers into conceptional straightjackets, forcing them to view software as something crafted by hand using these software tools.

CASE systems and modeling languages like UML make this bad situation even worse, because they delude management into the belief, that drawing diagrams is the same as delivering fully functional software on time and budget. This is clearly a mistake because implementing and maintaining the executable software is the hard and important work mostly done by hand shortly before and after the deadline.

To summarize, the 24/7 economy requires effective and efficient business processes. The business processes that generate supporting software are no exceptions. Crafting disintegrated software with singular and isolated software tools by hand is expensive, error-prone, and slow. It has to be a thing of the past.

Solution: "Software Automation"

tangentum technologies is dedicated to combine the best practices of software design to deliver an open, practical, industrial-strength, powerful, efficient, flexible and inherently integrated software automation platform that is fully based on open standards.

Customers will get technical and economical benefits out of this platform, of which they never thought before. The platform will deliver ways to work with software, as was impossible in the past.

Technically this software automation platform is based on XML with its plethora of tools.