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Liquid Environment for Swedish Public Service Broadcaster

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Overview Swedish Television (SVT) is a public service television company serving viewers throughout Sweden. The company needed to share information with one another, and over the years SVT had developed a point-to-point integration environment, within which individual systems were connected to individual systems. When new systems were introduced, it was often not clear how the system would be integrated, or what language the integration had been written in. SVT deployed BEA systems for its solution and implemented BEA WebLogic Integration to synchronize SVT's complex, high-performance processes that require fine-grained control, including the broadcaster's legacy and packaged applications.

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Publisher	BEA Systems	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Programming Languages, Application Development

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