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ConDisSca

Connected, Distributed, Scalable Architecture

In a world of connected things, which is becoming ever more relevant for the Internet of Things, the challenge is becoming focused on how best to architect reusable things? ConDisSca is our answer.

ConDisSca is based on the metaphor of musicians in an ensemble, where a musician could take part in any ensemble playing various music, without prior knowledge of the ensemble itself. In a systems context, musicians are executable “things” consuming and supplying data thus providing part of an overall system output defined by the parts’ organisation.

ConDisSca is built as such on following key concepts:

Thingification: things exchange information independently of possible system constraints by publishing, and subscribing to, data.

Things eXecution Framework: A software framework providing an easy to use data exchange mechanism implemented using a publish subscribe paradigm on top of a Middleware Abstraction Layer.

Wiring the Systems: Building a system is now a matter of simply connecting, or wiring together, executable things. This paradigm can also be applied to existing complex systems to enable innovation. Breaking up a complex architecture from a one- size fits all to a connected, distributed scalable one, often unlocks hidden assets.

Customers about our services

Mettler Toledo AG

„Now the advantages of our solid foundation work will have a large impact. A model is easy to adapt and maintain and new functions can be integrated very fast. In combination with the automatic code generation and testing we now will be strikingly faster… with a consistent high quality. Today we save time and money – not least thanks to IBM Rational Rhapsody!"

Wolfgang Boos

Head of Software

Mettler Toledo AG

„Development in the embedded area should be platform independent and the used tools should support this!“

Wolfgang Boos

Head Software Development

Bernina International AG

„Die Architektur muss von Anfang an richtig aufgesetzt werden und den Voraussetzungen einer modellgetriebenen Entwicklung entsprechen. Ich empfehle jedem Unternehmen, sich Unterstützung von einem externen, erfahrenen Rhapsody Spezialisten wie beispielsweise EVOCEAN zu holen, um die Basisarchitektur gemeinsam zu modellieren.“

Giovanni Annunzio

System Architect

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Vitali Mozgovoi

Software Developer

Commentaire sur nos formation – Rhapsody

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Schleuniger AG

„Thanks to the fully automatic code generation with Rhapsody® we could accelerate the software development.“

Thomas Nyffenegger

Team Lead Software

SIX Financial Information Ltd

„The EVOCEAN continuous improvement method stabilized our processes and had a positive influence on the quality and on the satisfaction of the employees. I would recommend to use this approach at any time. Continuous improvement must become a part of everyday work."

Michael K. Steinhöfel-Cordova

Head of Quality Management

SIX Financial Information Ltd

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Michael K. Steinhöfel-Cordova

Head of Quality Management