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Xelence


Existing Foundation

Xelence is a mature stack of components working seamlessly to support the execution of sophisticated enterprise-class software. Components, including architectural layers, protocols, development tools, and runtime environments, are stacked on top of each other. Lower level components interact with operating systems and hardware, while the higher-level components perform specific tasks for the developer. Components communicate directly with customer-built software through a series of pre-built instructions that flow across the stack.

 

Xelence sits on three bedrock pillars: adaptabilityseparation, and scalability. We continuously adapt and improve the Platform by assimilating new and innovative technologies and services into new releases. The separation allows us to continually upgrade and deploy new releases and features without adversely affecting customer-built solutions. Xelence automatically scales vertically and horizontally to handle varying levels of users and workloads cost-effectively.

 

Nearly all software developed using Xelence features extensive integration with other software systems such as legacy systems, document management, financial management, and others. And almost all of them feature complex file interface exchanges with a host of third parties, as well as extensive batch communication and report generation.

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Xelence implements a set of enterprise-class engines that provide foundational services to apps built on the Platform. Platform engines offer significant benefits to you because they:

 

  • Implement Application Foundation Services
    Application foundation services represent the physical implementation of software architecture. It allows project teams to focus on 'what' to do rather than 'how' to do it.
  • Implement Development Standards
    Platform engines are not code-generators. They implement coding standards by moving most business logic into XML metadata. XML provides a flexible way to create common, standards-based information formats and share the format and data.
  • Eliminate Code
    Bloated code is the root cause of most software problems. Platform engines eliminate lines of code by acting as XML metadata interpreters. The engines facilitate a metadata foundation that reduces software code compared to traditional software programs. The metadata foundation makes new apps agile, organic, and easy to upgrade to newer versions.