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BEA - BEA has been a leader in bringing the benefits of the OSGi Service Platform to enterprise solutions. As the foundation of BEA’s microService Architecture (mSA) architecture, OSGi technology has reduced the cost and time-to-market of innovative products. BEA’s mSA applies the fundamentals of service oriented architecture to enterprise applications. BEA uses OSGi technology to build lightweight component-based solutions that re-use BEA’s rock-solid technology, complemented by open source and third-party components. The OSGi backplane provides a robust, rapid deployment mechanism.

Built on mSA, BEA WebLogic® Event Server 2.0 is a lightweight Java application server for high performance, event-driven applications. It provides the ability to process high volume, complex event streams in real time to identify business opportunities and threats. BEA WebLogic Event Server leverages mSA and OSGi technology to provide best of breed technology, including a real-time kernel, complex event processing engine, event-based programming model, and container services.

CAS PIA - CAS Software AG develops CRM software specifically targeted for the SME (small medium enterprise) sector. Their new product CAS PIA is a Web-based CRM application offered as a SaaS (software as a service) solution. CAS PIA is based on server-side OSGi technology which enables CAS to build highly modularized applications that consist of multiple bundles each encapsulating a specific business case. Therefore, CAS PIA is not only a full-featured CRM application but also comes with a platform, CAS Open, that can be easily adopted by partners to build new applications for vertical solutions (e.g. for car dealers, lawyers, etc.). OSGi technology enforces a clean architecture with hundreds of loosely coupled bundles each adding some new functionality to the system (e.g. a campaign module or e-mail support). Several extension points (e.g. OSGi services) allow partners to customize or extend the application for their needs. CAS Open is based on Equinox as OSGi implementation and uses Eclipse RAP as web framework. CAS also offers a SDK to support developers to extend and leverage the benefits of the CAS Open platform.

Cisco - Makewave's OSGi Service Platform-based technology is deployed in the CiscoWorks 2000 Service Management Solution. The CiscoWorks 2000 Service Management Solution manages service levels between enterprises and internal or external service providers to ensure quality-of-service. Gatespace Telematics Distributed Service Platform (GDSP) provides the Service Level Manager (SLM) Collection Manager, a component of the Service Management Solution, with remote management functionality enabling dynamic deployment and life-cycle management of Cisco's Java-based control agents.

FUSE ESB 4 - (www.fusesource.com) FUSE ESB 4 is an open source ESB that includes a complete OSGi framework and is based on Apache ServiceMix 4. The FUSE team, many of whom are project leaders and key committers at Apache, productize and fully support FUSE ESB 4. FUSE ESB 4 supports OSGi as well as other integration standards in a single platform, making it easy for developers to implement the integration patterns they need with the programming model of their choice.

FUSE ESB 4 includes:

Normalized message router – a standard way for components to plug in and talk to the ESB, supporting multiple programming models
OSGi framework – a faster and standard way to create, deploy, and easily provision integration components as modules
Native Spring support – enables Spring users to quickly create components using Spring XML
FUSE Integration Designer (http://fusesource.com/products/fuse-integration-designer) – graphical user interface to integrate systems using Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIPs)

Makewave - (www.makewave.com) Designed for service provisioning, and remote management and administration of multi-service platforms, Ubicore is the center of control in a service oriented architecture. It includes the necessary components for life-cycle management of services, administration of users, as well as remotely handling platform configuration and platform management. The ability to swiftly provision, configure and operate services running on any platform in a managed network is the key to success for any network operator, automotive OEM, residential gateway operator, fleet management company or other equipment owner or device manufacturer. Built on the open-standards from OSGi, Java and OMA, Ubicore provides a future-proof system for provisioning services today, while keeping O&M costs to a minimum as new services are deployed in the future.

Paremus - (www.paremus.com) Paremus' Infiniflow product family's foundations are built upon OSGi technology. The Infiniflow Distributed Service Framework (DSF) enables autonomic deployment, resource optimization and self-healing of OSGi / SCA compliant POJO and Spring based business services. Infiniflow Enterprise Service Grid (ESG) and Infiniflow Enterprise Service Fabric (ESF) provide massive distributed scalability, complex event-driven and high throughput transactional business processing. For further information visit http://www.paremus.com/products/products.html.

ProSyst Software - (www.prosyst.com) ProSyst Software's OSGi-based product family includes the mPower Remote Manager (mPRM). This backend enterprise software is a powerful and flexible remote management platform which allows to administer thousands or even millions of devices from a single management domain. mPower Remote Manager is built on the open-standards from Java, OSGi and OMA specifications to help device manufacturers or service providers to simplify the management of a wide range of OSGi and non-OSGi end-user devices. The devices covered include mobile devices, desktop clients, automotive telematics systems, and home service gateway boxes. This allows dynamic injection of new applications, system extension libraries and services behind the scenes while the devices continue to function. The features of mPRM include:

Delivery services and apps on demand (user pull, provider push)
Install, Update on the fly, Remove, Re-install them
Monitoring & access software inventory
Starting, Stopping & Disabling
Managing Privileges and Access Rights
Rich Management and monitoring capability
Based on a modular component architecture it is easy to integrate with existing 3rd party enterprise systems like databases, CRM systems, Java application servers, etc. mPRM is already deployed in solutions from Fortune 100 companies, including service providers and telecom operators.

Ricoh Company Ltd - (www.ricoh.com) is an early adopter of Java™ technology and is using Makewave's OSGi distribution Knopflerfish Pro as a single OSGi key component in Ricoh's Embedded Software Architecture™ (ESA) device platform. Ricoh have launched Knopflerfish OSGi distribution in the new high-end products such as Multi-functional Products (MFPs) and laser printers. Knopflerfish brings the dynamic revolutions into the current office environment and support a large range applications and solutions depending on individual client job requirements. Knopflerfish makes it possible for Ricoh, Ricoh's customers and third party developers to add and upgrade new functions during runtime and to deliver unique "aftermarket" solution.

Siemens Communications Inc. - (www.siemens.com) Siemens Communications Inc. expanded its leadership role in enterprise communications by providing development-friendly, business-focused communication applications across a framework of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) standards and associated Web services interfaces based on OSGi technology. The Siemens® Communications SOA initiative, which began in 2004, is planned to ultimately encompass all key Siemens enterprise innovations and services - including past and future communication solutions -- to help maximize the use of reusable communication components with any network or business. Enterprise customers, for example, are utilizing Siemens' SOA-built HiPath® OpenScape™ Software Developer Kit (SDK), which exposes the underlying functions of the HiPath OpenScape solution's presence-smart features and helps to allow developers to easily embed these features directly into enterprise applications.


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Built on mSA, BEA WebLogic® Event Server 2.0 is a lightweight Java application server for high performance, event-driven applications. It provides the ability to process high volume, complex event streams in real time to identify business opportunities and threats. BEA WebLogic Event Server leverages mSA and OSGi technology to provide best of breed technology, including a real-time kernel, complex event processing engine, event-based programming model, and container services. CAS PIA - CAS Software AG develops CRM software specifically targeted for the SME (small medium enterprise) sector. Their new product CAS PIA is a Web-based CRM application offered as a SaaS (software as a service) solution. CAS PIA is based on server-side OSGi technology which enables CAS to build highly modularized applications that consist of multiple bundles each encapsulating a specific business case. Therefore, CAS PIA is not only a full-featured CRM application but also comes with a platform, CAS Open, that can be easily adopted by partners to build new applications for vertical solutions (e.g. for car dealers, lawyers, etc.). OSGi technology enforces a clean architecture with hundreds of loosely coupled bundles each adding some new functionality to the system (e.g. a campaign module or e-mail support). Several extension points (e.g. OSGi services) allow partners to customize or extend the application for their needs. CAS Open is based on Equinox as OSGi implementation and uses Eclipse RAP as web framework. CAS also offers a SDK to support developers to extend and leverage the benefits of the CAS Open platform. Cisco - Makewave's OSGi Service Platform-based technology is deployed in the CiscoWorks 2000 Service Management Solution. The CiscoWorks 2000 Service Management Solution manages service levels between enterprises and internal or external service providers to ensure quality-of-service. Gatespace Telematics Distributed Service Platform (GDSP) provides the Service Level Manager (SLM) Collection Manager, a component of the Service Management Solution, with remote management functionality enabling dynamic deployment and life-cycle management of Cisco's Java-based control agents. FUSE ESB 4 - (www.fusesource.com) FUSE ESB 4 is an open source ESB that includes a complete OSGi framework and is based on Apache ServiceMix 4. The FUSE team, many of whom are project leaders and key committers at Apache, productize and fully support FUSE ESB 4. FUSE ESB 4 supports OSGi as well as other integration standards in a single platform, making it easy for developers to implement the integration patterns they need with the programming model of their choice. FUSE ESB 4 includes: Normalized message router – a standard way for components to plug in and talk to the ESB, supporting multiple programming models OSGi framework – a faster and standard way to create, deploy, and easily provision integration components as modules Native Spring support – enables Spring users to quickly create components using Spring XML FUSE Integration Designer (http://fusesource.com/products/fuse-integration-designer) – graphical user interface to integrate systems using Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIPs) Makewave - (www.makewave.com) Designed for service provisioning, and remote management and administration of multi-service platforms, Ubicore is the center of control in a service oriented architecture. It includes the necessary components for life-cycle management of services, administration of users, as well as remotely handling platform configuration and platform management. The ability to swiftly provision, configure and operate services running on any platform in a managed network is the key to success for any network operator, automotive OEM, residential gateway operator, fleet management company or other equipment owner or device manufacturer. Built on the open-standards from OSGi, Java and OMA, Ubicore provides a future-proof system for provisioning services today, while keeping O&M costs to a minimum as new services are deployed in the future. Paremus - (www.paremus.com) Paremus' Infiniflow product family's foundations are built upon OSGi technology. The Infiniflow Distributed Service Framework (DSF) enables autonomic deployment, resource optimization and self-healing of OSGi / SCA compliant POJO and Spring based business services. Infiniflow Enterprise Service Grid (ESG) and Infiniflow Enterprise Service Fabric (ESF) provide massive distributed scalability, complex event-driven and high throughput transactional business processing. For further information visit http://www.paremus.com/products/products.html. ProSyst Software - (www.prosyst.com) ProSyst Software's OSGi-based product family includes the mPower Remote Manager (mPRM). This backend enterprise software is a powerful and flexible remote management platform which allows to administer thousands or even millions of devices from a single management domain. mPower Remote Manager is built on the open-standards from Java, OSGi and OMA specifications to help device manufacturers or service providers to simplify the management of a wide range of OSGi and non-OSGi end-user devices. The devices covered include mobile devices, desktop clients, automotive telematics systems, and home service gateway boxes. This allows dynamic injection of new applications, system extension libraries and services behind the scenes while the devices continue to function. The features of mPRM include: Delivery services and apps on demand (user pull, provider push) Install, Update on the fly, Remove, Re-install them Monitoring & access software inventory Starting, Stopping & Disabling Managing Privileges and Access Rights Rich Management and monitoring capability Based on a modular component architecture it is easy to integrate with existing 3rd party enterprise systems like databases, CRM systems, Java application servers, etc. mPRM is already deployed in solutions from Fortune 100 companies, including service providers and telecom operators. Ricoh Company Ltd - (www.ricoh.com) is an early adopter of Java™ technology and is using Makewave's OSGi distribution Knopflerfish Pro as a single OSGi key component in Ricoh's Embedded Software Architecture™ (ESA) device platform. Ricoh have launched Knopflerfish OSGi distribution in the new high-end products such as Multi-functional Products (MFPs) and laser printers. Knopflerfish brings the dynamic revolutions into the current office environment and support a large range applications and solutions depending on individual client job requirements. Knopflerfish makes it possible for Ricoh, Ricoh's customers and third party developers to add and upgrade new functions during runtime and to deliver unique "aftermarket" solution. Siemens Communications Inc. - (www.siemens.com) Siemens Communications Inc. expanded its leadership role in enterprise communications by providing development-friendly, business-focused communication applications across a framework of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) standards and associated Web services interfaces based on OSGi technology. The Siemens® Communications SOA initiative, which began in 2004, is planned to ultimately encompass all key Siemens enterprise innovations and services - including past and future communication solutions -- to help maximize the use of reusable communication components with any network or business. Enterprise customers, for example, are utilizing Siemens' SOA-built HiPath® OpenScape™ Software Developer Kit (SDK), which exposes the underlying functions of the HiPath OpenScape solution's presence-smart features and helps to allow developers to easily embed these features directly into enterprise applications.
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