Dacom needed an infrastructure solution that offered outstanding performance and stability, plus extensive scalability. The company was also facing the challenge: How to enable small businesses still running on legacy systems to take full advantage of new technologies that could make their businesses more competitive, while allowing Dacom to retain its competitive edge? The choice: the BEA WebLogic Platform, ranked first in major market benchmarks and offering outstanding functionality in the areas of Web service development, distribution, Universal Description Discovery and Integration (UDDI), and testing. In addition, BEA was able to offer an all-in-one solution for eCommerce portal applications, an important factor for the Dacom client base.
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