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Department for Constitutional Affairs (UK) and Mercury
"The Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA) is helping to modernize the criminal justice system in England and Wales. To effectively deliver IT-enabled change, we've moved to a shared services structure, built around a best-practice model, that's underpinned by Mercury's IT Governance Center.... Due in part to Mercury IT Governance Center, the DCA has realized many millions of pounds in business benefits from centralized efficiencies and new processes."
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ICL Fertilizer and Mercury
“Mercury’s application management solutions responded to the system performance and availability challenges of ICL Fertilizers. Mercury Business Availability Center has given us complete transparency of the status of our infrastructure and applications. We now have more time to deal with the truly important things—enhancing the IT system to respond faster and make optimal use of the data available to it.”
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T-Mobile and Mercury
"Even in the introductory phase, Mercury Quality Center sharply boosted efficiency. Our people in different countries have simultaneous access to the same test cases and all related information. Optimizing the flow of information has improved and accelerated collaboration between teams. Our efficiency ultimately improved to such a degree that we can now handle additional key tasks with the same manpower."
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SOA promises big business benefits. Companies are turning to it to drive productivity, eliminate waste, and give the business agility that translates into competitive advantage. But SOA comes with risks attached, and today’s solution might turn into tomorrow’s problem. How do you mitigate the risks and achieve the benefits? 
