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 ...

The next wave of enterprise transformation isn't about connecting systems—it's about making them think. As generative AI reshapes business operations, a new architectural paradigm called agent ...

Application programming interfaces (APIs) are no longer a niche technical concern; they are fundamental building blocks of modern business. From streamlining business processes and enabling external ...

In the past, IT departments embarked on huge enterprise application integration programmes to connect silos of business software data. IT no longer has the luxury of being able to plan such a ...

My first encounter with enterprise integration dates back to the early 2000s. Remember those days when Enterprise Service Buses (ESB) emerged as the antidote to the convoluted labyrinth of closely ...

From legacy infrastructures to public clouds, the average enterprise has data spread across different locations, file systems, databases, and applications—and the volume and sources of that data is ...

Enterprise applications are software applications that are designed to be used by businesses and organizations to manage and automate various business processes, such as financial management, human ...

If you had to name one highly effective enterprise application integration strategy what would it be? An Enterprise Service Bus? A Service Oriented Architecture? A distributed object API? How about an ...

The two disruptive technologies that currently fascinate me and so consume endless hours of company debate and “bar napkin” designs are Web services and instant messaging. Both of these technologies ...