IBM Rational Rhapsody

IBM® Rational® Rhapsody® is a visual development environment for systems engineers and software developers creating real-time or embedded systems and software. Rational Rhapsody helps diverse teams collaborate to understand and elaborate requirements, abstract complexity visually using industry standard languages (UML, SysML, AUTOSAR, DoDAF, MODAF, UPDM), validate functionality early in development, and automate delivery of innovative, high quality products.

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Rational® Tau® provides standards-based, model-driven development of complex systems and software for information systems and enterprise IT applications, including SOA.

• Supports model-driven Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) development
• Provides automated error checking, rules-based model checking, and a model-based explorer
• Integrates requirements modeling and embedded application development so development teams can focus on building what is needed for a project or program
• Enables collaboration to quickly and easily communicate and share even the largest projects among all stakeholders
• Automatically generates custom reports and documentation at any point in the development cycle
• Provides automated test generation and execution
• Features an open architecture based on UML 2.1, which allows you to extend customize Tau for your organization
• Operating systems supported: Solaris (Sun microsystems), Windows

For operators and mobile device manufacturers using Android for their next mobile devices, Wind River offers Wind River Platform for Android . This commercial platform includes the following:

• Android Compatibility Test Suite (CTS) compliance
• Best-in-class commercial software components and products, pre-integrated with Android, from select leading providers in the mobile industry
• Automated software test framework that is compatible and incorporates the full CTS
• End-to-end support from Wind River's award-winning global support network

In addition, Wind River offers customization services for operators, to integrate signature applications into a reference stack, and device manufacturers, to shift development activities to areas that deliver more differentiation.