Creative Science Systems

Creative Science Systems

Creative Science Systems is an Independent Software Vendor that provides Service-Oriented software products. Founded in 1997, the company has approximately 100 employees located in 3 offices worldwide, with its corporate headquarters in Santa Clara, California. Creative Science Systems' product list comprises an Enterprise Integration, Business Process Management, Messaging Backbone, Wireless Enterprise-Integration and a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) solution suite.

Creative Science Systems, Inc. is often referred to as "CSS" by the general public.

Products

The products they are best known for in the industry are the NetZyme Application Server, NetZyme Enterprise Suite, and NetZyme Wireless. In 2006 "CSS" launched its new product family called "BizZyme" which introduced its BizZyme Business Process Management Suite, BizZyme Enterprise Service Bus, and BizZyme SOA Suite.

History

The company was originally founded in 1997 as a software services company. In the year 2000, the company model shifted from a services-centric firm to an Independent Software Provider.

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