Mobile Service Integration with WSO2 - Two Degrees Mobile case study


Two Degrees is a major mobile service provider in New Zealand and recently they have shared their SOA success stories with WSO2 Middleware platform.

After evaluating, proprietary as well as open source ESBs,  Two Degrees has decided to uses WSO2 ESB and WSO2 BPS for mobile service orchestration and integration.

Quoting, Two Degrees' Software Development Manager Neeraj Satija - "With WSO2 Carbon, we’ve found a strong middleware platform that is enabling us to deliver the innovation, high volume and high performance required to be a mobile market leader." which reflect the power of having a SOA platform rather than a mediation or orchestration engine.

The case study can be download from here.



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