Governance Solutions Overview for Java and .NET

Java and .NET applications run on billions of devices worldwide. Java’s multitude of applications and .NET’s complex interoperability present interesting challenges from the perspective of governance.

As an organization’s technological topology expands, evolves or matures, there needs to be a reliable way to define and enforce policies that govern critical IT assets. Governance must incorporate effective ways of educating developers on how to comply with company and industry standards, best practices and design specifications. Implementing a governance strategy requires the definition of policies and the establishment of beneficial auditing and conformance mechanisms for policy adherence throughout the software development lifecycle.

The first hurdle faced by many organizations in trying to implement or improve governance is the viewpoint that it is just another process that gets in the way of project deadlines. Unsurprisingly, governance processes often are not followed or, at best, followed in a haphazard manner. This ensures their output to be less than beneficial and, thus, just another hassle.

Only automated governance from WebLayers delivers reliable Java & .Net web services and applications without having to make sacrifices in the range of applications that can be developed or the use of common skills across multiple languages.