“Up to this point in time, most companies’ SOA investments have focused on the underlying infrastructure — middleware, management, security, development tools. But there has been little in the way of products that service-enable existing applications,” said Jason Bloomberg, a senior analyst at Zapthink.

“As the SOA market matures, however, there is an urgent need for technologies and approaches that can help companies leverage legacy applications in the SOA environment. SEEC’s technology provides the automation capabilities companies need to efficiently adapt and modernize legacy applications for the future,” he added.

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