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Orbus Software develops Enterprise Architecture and Business Process Analysis software products for Microsoft Visio and Office users. iServer, the core product, provides an enterprise architecture repository where users continue to use the familiar applications – Visio, Excel, Word, PowerPoint - to create enterprise architecture or business process models and documentation. Other products include Portal and Publisher (allowing EA / BPA information to be shared with the wider business and feedback collected) and Data Exchange (import/export interfaces with other EA/BPA tools and data sources). Orbus also provides the leading TOGAF 9 solution. Visit our website for more information on the iServer 2010 product range.
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