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Siemens Reduces Development and Maintenance Costs Using TIBCO

Overview Siemens, Europe's largest electronics and electrical engineering firm, has been active in Austria since 1879. To reduce costs and establish a flexible architecture, Siemens Austria embarked on an EAI project. The top priority was to streamline the company's architecture by reducing the number and diversity of interfaces. The company chose TIBCO's Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) software streamlines Siemens Austria's complex architecture, which was made up of point-to-point interfaces.

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Publisher	TIBCO Software	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2007	Downloads	1
Format	Case Studies
Topics	EAI, Application Development

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