For Government, declarative business logic represents the next step forward to bridge the world of business function with the world of optimized implementation. The approach uses a small number of accepted, non-technical concepts that can be shared between operational and technical teams. Operations managers, who may not be interested in architectures, can be engaged in the design of policies, steps and business rules. Furthermore, technical teams, who may lack time or J2EE expertise, can consistently generate systems that automatically meet Architecture Guidelines for scalability, flexibility and interoperability. Through a broad and integrated approach to all types of business logic, Versata enables IT solutions where the business function, not the technology, is the focus.
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