Business process integration specialist Vitria has formed a partnership with Asset Control. The two companies will develop a joint solution, the Asset Control Integration Module, to facilitate the dissemination of ‘cleansed’ and standardized reference data to multiple systems.
The joint product, scheduled for availability in the third quarter of this year, will combine Vitria’s BusinessWare product line and the Asset Control integration platforms.
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