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Case Study

ESB Implementation

The client is one of India’s oldest and largest banks and is a leading player in the Indian credit card market with a customer base of over two million customers and growing. The client was seeking a technology and consulting partner to migrate its existing middleware to Oracle fusion middleware, so as to address issues on security, scalability and reusability.

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Key Challenges

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Multiple frameworks and platform for service provisioning.
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High cost and time to market for new services.
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High maintenance cost for existing solutions, and business logic replication.
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Integration complexity between disparate front-end and back-end systems.
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Non-standard and diff erent integration between various front-end applications like mobile, website, IVR and back-end.
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Client’s next generation of applications to be written using loosely coupled web services.
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Non-reusable services introduce redundancy and increase development and maintenance costs.
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Increase intrinsic interoperability.
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Security and auditing.

SDG Solution

SOA-based middleware: Reusable functional, data & rules services. Service virtualization, Orchestration, dynamic and content-based routing.

Faster time-to-market: Ready-to-use standard APIs available for consumption. Industry-standard and best practices for EAI and SOA. Open standards for loose coupling, interoperability, and reusability

Functionally scalable and HA environment: Loosely coupled application eliminates point-to-point integrations making the environment scalable.

Maintainability: Reduction in changes (change cycles) in value chain due to front-end application needs and back-end system behaviors.

Operational efficiency: SLA and reporting, unified application monitoring and support. Proactive alerting and notifications.

Benefits Delivered

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    Fast time to market: loose coupled, shared services

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    Lower TCO: consolidated operations, reduction in duplication of business logic
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    Principal and guidelines for SOA roadmap
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    High availability platform & services

Technology Used

  • Oracle SOA 11g(11.1.1.7), including OSB
  • BPEL, Mediator, Rules, OWSM and BAM
  • Enterprise Manager
  • SVN, Quality center
  • Weblogic service 10.3.6, Coherence 3.7, Python
  • XML, XSD, XPATH. XQuery and XSLT.
  • JDK 1.7

About SDG

With more than 30 years of experience partnering with global enterprises on complex business and IT initiatives, SDG is a trusted provider of advisory, transformation, and managed services. The firm empowers organizations to strengthen cyber resilience by integrating AI into identity, threat, and risk management solutions that protect digital assets and deliver measurable business value.