Modern applications rely on multiple data sources: on-premise legacy applications, cloud applications, databases, modern cloud-based SaaS solutions, IoT devices and third-party APIs. The integration ...

Enterprise integration is the process of connecting disparate systems and applications within an organization in order to streamline business processes. This process allows for data exchange between ...

Corporate users are increasingly pairing enterprise information integration (EII) technology with business intelligence tools to bolster their efforts to use real-time transaction data to make ...

Data integration aims to provide a unified and consistent view of all enterprise wide data. The data itself may be heterogeneous and reside in difference resources (XML files, legacy systems, ...

Organizations have long sought to provide employees with consolidated desktop access to the various applications, business processes, and sources (both technology and human) required to perform ...

The idea of integrating systems is nothing new. IT departments have constantly struggled to link enterprise applications together in a way that enables decision-makers to have the data they need at ...

Getting disparate systems—from the plant to the business level—to automatically share data effectively for improved business intelligence, visualization and decision making has been a ...

The nascent enterprise information integration (EII) category can be characterized as serving up a seemingly local view of enterprisewide data, regardless of where data are stored. EII vendors ...

It is easy to come out of a presentation on “big data” these days thinking that the future of manufacturing information technology (IT) is a combination of three things: connected machines, data ...

For enterprise APIs, is Zero-Copy Integration the David to big data’s Goliath? Your email has been sent Analysts from IDC to PBT Group have predicted the volume of stored data worldwide could reach ...