MCLEAN, Va. -
Aug. 23, 2013 -
PRLog -- GlobalLogic announced today that it has been certified as an IBM WebSphere partner in Argentina. IBM WebSphere is software for BPM and SOA environments that enables dynamic, interconnected business processes and delivers highly effective application infrastructures for all business situations. With this certification, GlobalLogic will collaborate with IBM’s customers to build innovative SOA, BPM, and middleware products.
“Business oriented architecture (BOA) strategies are helping our customers stay ahead of the competition, so we are excited to gain this new certification,”
said Sebastian Gryngarten, VP Managing Director, GlobalLogic Latin America. “We look forward to expanding our partner program and working on new enterprise products leveraging IBM’s WebSphere technology.”
For more information about GlobalLogic’
s experience with enterprise software (http://www.globallogic.com/
industries/enterprise-
software/) email sales@globallogic.com.
About GlobalLogic GlobalLogic is a full-lifecycle product development services (
http://www.globallogic.com/) leader that combines deep domain expertise and cross-industry experience to connect makers with markets worldwide. Using insight gained from working on innovative products and disruptive technologies, we collaborate with customers to show them how strategic research and development can become a tool for managing their future. Headquartered in the United States, GlobalLogic operates design and engineering centers around the world, extending the benefits of its authentic global presence to customers in digital media, electronics, healthcare, infrastructure, finance, retail, and telecom industries. The company works with both start-ups and industry leaders, including many of the world’s top hardware, software, and consumer brands.
For more information, visit: www.globallogic.com GlobalLogic is a trademark of GlobalLogic. All other brands, products or service names are or may be trademarks or service marks of their respective owners.
