The Corizon Platform provides the configuration tools and deployment infrastructure required to create and operate enterprise-grade composite applications.

Key capabilities:

The Corizon Platform uses the concept of UI services - re-usable services that provide pages, windows, forms, tables etc. for easy composition – as the basis for mashup building. It provides:

Composition	UI Service Enablement	UI service Library
Easily "mash-up" composite applications. The Corizon Studio provides the tool for composite applications to be easily built by analysts and web developers.  Composite applications are deployed to large populations of end users using the Corizon Composer, which also provides single sign on (SSO) and User Activity Monitoring functionality.	Create the building blocks for  composite applications. The Corizon UI Service Builderallows web application developers to expose new UI functionality as UI Services from within Eclipse, while the Corizon UI Service Extractor uses non-invasive integration techniques to make UI services available from existing applications.	Deploy UI services for secure discovery and integration. Once, enabled, UI services are deployed into a “library” from where they can be browsed and consumed. Library functionality is provided by the Corizon UI Service Provider which provides secure, controlled and scalable service browsing for developers and run-time access to services via the Corizon UI Service Interface.

Benefits:

1. Deskill, simplify and decentralize the construction of complex, enterprise class composite applications. 
2. Empower lines of business to own solutions for different groups of users and business challenges.
3. Deploy securely to large user communities.
4. Make UI re-usable under the control of IT. 
5. Leverage SOA and legacy application investments.
6. Monitor and understand user and system activity.