Founder and president of digital transformation analyst firm Intellyx, Jason Bloomberg examines three myths of modern integration in this resource from September 2021.
Category: Enterprise Integration Solutions
What Prevents Enterprise Companies from Integrating Software?
The reality of business today is that digital-first organizations have a significant advantage over their legacy infrastructure-dependent peers. The evolution of technology, the rise of globalization, and changes in how buyers expect to interact with sellers have bogged down businesses dependent on siloed data and systems.
How Digibee Helps Solve the Enterprise Integration Problem
We’re all a part of the digital revolution. We download podcasts and stream music on Spotify, hail rides with Uber, and get purchases delivered directly to our doorsteps with Amazon.
8 Benefits of System Integration for Business
Organizations of all sizes are starting to recognize the challenges of working across multiple systems simultaneously. Improvements to data integration platforms can help streamline processes, reduce costs, simplify employee workload, and drive company growth and performance.
What Makes an iPaaS the Right Choice for Enterprise Businesses?
Solutions offered “as-a-service” are hardly new. Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) are all commonplace technologies we take for granted. But new “aaS” categories continue to emerge – some of which are already widely adopted in the enterprise world.
Integration Platform-as-a-Service (or iPaaS) for enterprises offers companies new opportunities to transform the way they manage IT resources. Building on some concepts at the core of SaaS and PaaS, it offers new strategies for connecting siloed or legacy IT assets (and the business units that depend on them).
iPaaS vs API Management: What Your Enterprise System Integration Needs
Integrations have always been a major challenge in the information technology world. But where, in the past, integration issues were specific to certain use cases, today they affect companies of all sizes across all industries. No longer simply a convenience, integrations now must connect in a dynamic, flexible way as they play a critical role in the success (or failure) of digital transformations that businesses need to compete.
Could a System Integration Solution Unlock the Hidden Value of Your Applications?
Integration has always been a heavy lift in enterprise IT. Applications developed between the 1960s and the 1980s were monolithic, siloed behemoths. Their creators never gave a thought to connecting one to another. Architectures were product-specific. User interfaces, proprietary. And the easiest way to move data from one system to another was to print it in one place and manually re-enter the information in another.