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Digibee for Financial Services

Digibee’s enterprise iPaaS innovates at scale with modern integration architecture that enables organizations to achieve their critical business objectives.

Enterprise integration redesigned for Financial Services Organizations

Take a look at this overview for financial services organizations highlighting how enterprise integration is a key ally in helping achieve critical business objectives.

Key Highlights

According to Gartner, banks and investment firms were on track to spend $623B on technology products and services in 2022. The fastest-growing category? Software, increasing to $149B.

To fast track innovation, Digibee’s integration platform leverages:

  • Cloud native: resilience and high availability for all financial data flows
  • Full lifecycle: ecosystem-driven integrations built on top of existing capabilities
  • Low code: expedited financial services IT projects to reduce costs and technical debt

What matters is the data flow — it doesn’t matter what financial services systems are involved or where the data resides. Digibee enables the flexibility to define what to do with your data.

Download this guide to understand more about how Digibee’s integration solution transforms your infrastructure, solving complex integration challenges across critical systems while increasing productivity and profitability.

SAP S/4HANA Transition: What’s the Rush?

It’s been two years since SAP announced it would sunset support for its on-premise ERP. There are five years until the current deadline. In business terms, five years seems like a comfortable window for change – in the technology world, five years is practically an eternity. With what seems like all the time in the world to migrate, is starting your SAP S/4HANA transition really that urgent?

The short answer: Yes.

The longer answer: Seriously, what are you waiting for? There are several reasons not to put off an SAP S/4HANA migration, no matter how daunting it may seem.

How to Integrate–And Modernize–Your Enterprise

Your organization likely uses multiple systems every day just to get business done. Your company and end-to-end supply chain may use different customer relationship management (CRM) systems and enterprise resource management (ERP) systems to manage day-to-day tasks. Various departments might jump back and forth between project management software and production software, logistics systems and ecommerce platforms, and different software-as-a-service (SaaS) systems for various clients or vendors.

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Choosing the Right Integration Solution for Your Manufacturing Organization White Paper

A practical guide to help manufacturers maximize the return on investment of their integrations.

About this Guide

For enterprises focusing their efforts on transitioning to digital-first operations, system integration is more than just a “nice to have” option, it’s crucial to a scalable, reliable and effective digital transformation strategy. 

According to McKinsey Global Institute, the manufacturing industry generates an average of 1.9 petabytes (or 1,900 terabytes) each year – primarily from supply chains, sourcing, and factory operations, as well as compliance and quality management processes. This is more than any other vertical.  Finding the best solutions and technology for your manufacturing business is a challenge that goes far beyond the success of integrations as they relate to data. This white paper aims to provide a practical guide for manufacturers to maximize the ROI of their integrations.

Key Highlights

The guide provides information on what to expect, pros and cons, and how to examine priorities to determine the right fit for your organization’s options between buying an integration solution and building your own, including:

  • Understanding the options, resources needed, risks, requirements, and what to expect between buying an enterprise integration platform as a service (iPaaS) versus building (developing and deploying) an in-house data integration solution.
  • The considerations needed to properly evaluate a data integration solution, such as systems and data sources, use cases, and available resources.
  • The pros and cons of buying versus building a solution.
  • The top five challenges manufacturers face with digital transformation efforts.
  • A checklist for prioritizing business objectives for your integration.

Digibee’s low-code, cloud-native enterprise iPaaS helps manufacturing enterprises eliminate the roadblocks to digital transformation, bridging the gap between legacy systems and new technologies seamlessly and securely. Download the How to choose the right integration solution for your manufacturing organization white paper now to learn more.