Enterprise Integration

Streamline Complex Systems for Cohesive Experiences

Streamlined Data Access

Integration unifies dispersed data sources into a single interface. Employees get a unified view across multiple databases and IT integrates new acquisitions faster. Authorized external partners also access data seamlessly through published APIs.

Automated Workflows

When apps interconnect, workflow steps execute sequentially without manual handoffs. Data automatically flows between disparate systems running tasks at the right times. This saves labor and prevents errors from manual data re-entry.

Scalable Flexibility

Well-designed integration adapts easily to changing needs. When a new project requires additional data sources or business processes, connections are configured without altering existing systems. This future-proofs the technology landscape for sustainable growth.

Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)

APIs provide standardized methods for different systems to communicate and share data. They define logical interfaces that describe how one application can make a request from another application in a secure and consistent manner. Well-designed APIs promote interoperability and allow organizations to expose core business functions to external partners or internal teams through reusable interfaces. This simplifies and streamlines the process of integrating new systems.

Application Integration

Application integration connects existing applications like ERP, CRM, billing and other line-of-business systems so they can exchange data seamlessly without duplicating information. By establishing real-time synchronization between different applications, integration ensures all departments and users have a unified view of critical business data no matter which system they interface with. This allows automated end-to-end workflows and processes to occur across traditionally isolated applications.

Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)

An ESB provides central messaging routing between diverse applications, databases, cloud services and external systems. It acts as a broker to queue and route data requests securely and reliably. An ESB shields connected systems from changes in each other over time through loose coupling. This centralized integration spine simplifies managing the connections that tie an enterprise's complex network of systems together.

Integration Patterns

Reusable integration patterns provide standardized architectural guidelines for developing connections between systems. Example patterns include message-driven integration using queues to decouple event-based asynchronous messaging; service-oriented integration exposing reusable interfaces through an API; and event-driven integration notifying systems through publish/subscribe triggers. These patterns promote interoperability, scalability and flexibility across changing technology landscapes.

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Enterprise Integration

Streamline Complex Systems for Cohesive Experiences

Streamlined Data Access

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Scalable Flexibility

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