Thrasys
Thrasys, Inc., brings innovative multi-enterprise solutions to market based on Thrasys’ eXtended Network family of products (XNet) which include breakthrough technologies to define domain and data models for networked enterprises, configure and assemble flexible XML/web services, implement business rules and bind configurable workflows to customizable Rich Internet Application interfaces.
When Thrasys decided to extend the Adobe Flash Platform for experience rich interfaces it partnered with Digital Primates to develop a client-side framework, based on Adobe Flex, which would satisfy the rigorous demands of an enterprise application deployed worldwide. Digital Primates worked with Thrasys first to develop an internationalization framework capable of supporting bi-directional languages, runtime localization and globalization, full Unicode collation and support for non-Gregorian calendaring systems. Next, a client-side enterprise framework was added to the internationalization framework to integrate with XNet’s server products allowing powerful XML messaging, validation, persistence, application navigation and dynamic feature management. The result was a domain-specific language that enabled creating XML services-based enterprise applications with a tenfold increase in productivity and validation of Flex as an enterprise solution.
The combination of these technologies has been successfully deployed to solve a multitude of enterprise problems. Most notably, Siemens Medical Solutions rebuilt its Soarian® Medsuite product from the ground up using the XNet product family. Soarian Medsuite is an integrated health information solution, deployed in acute care facilities around the world, which proactively manages clinical, financial and administrative processes. Siemens chose the XNet product family because their markets demand a rich user experience, runtime localization and a high degree of customizability all in a highly available platform that supports a large transaction volume with a low total cost of ownership.