This is underpinned by the core adapter framework, which seamlessly integrates to any ecosystems and can be deployed on premise or in the cloud to rapidly enable the creation of global communities.
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Integration-as-a-service may be one of the last areas where service providers have taken to the cloud, but there are a whole host of reasons why it’s particularly well suited for cloud-based delivery.
Data integration is a discipline that’s historically been neglected in IT projects, almost coming as an afterthought, and in traditional supply chains and EDI, it has left smaller players less well equipped to take part. But with modern SOA-based adapters built to extend the reach of standards-based ESBs, it’s possible to host the integration infrastructure anywhere, and having a third-party specialist manage it in the cloud, makes a lot of sense.
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