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The development of integrated solutions made of systems based on different technologies, adopting different implementation approaches and different versions is a complex challenge. The lack of standards or differences in implementations when they exist, are important obstacles to the construction of integrated, flexible and agile solutions. The incorporation of systems from different vendors and systems that evolve to answer innovation processes, suggests the advantage for a multi-technology systems strategy. This paper discusses the ITSIBus approach based on, a multi-technology service oriented infrastructure where specialized pluggable systems run services following a peer to peer architecture. The multi-technology approach is based on the discussed System Broker concept. The agility required by a crescent number of collaborative business process requires an advanced flexibility from the ICT technological infrastructure. The ITSIBus approach is also discussed as a grounding platform to support enterprise collaborative networks considering that services in different companies are based on different technologies.

Open Multi-Technology Service Oriented Architectur for “Its” Business Models: The ITSIBus Etoll Services