Integration

In the past we competed in units of product. In the future we will be competing in units of time.
John Young (Hewlett-Packard)

Problem

  • Business is always changing. These changes bring about the need for new IT systems.
  • Together these systems gather increasing amounts of data.
  • Employees spend their time changing between applications, all these systems mostly work in extremely distinct ways.
  • Business needs lead to a growing interaction between information systems to acquire, deposit or process information.
  • In case a change occurs in one of these systems, all its dependent applications need to be modified – unfortunately this incurs huge costs.

Challenge

In a fast changing business situation, flexibility is a requirement.
A need arises for effortless data and service integration. The services and data provided by many distinct IT systems should be integrated into one solution responding to a current business need.
To assure the efficient work of employees, it is essential to incorporate consistent user interfaces for all IT systems and tools.

Solution

  • In the area of data integration and services the solution should be based upon SOA (Services Oriented Architecture) and ESB (Enterprise Services Bus) class systems.
  • In order to integrate  user interfaces from distinct business functionalities and systems, a class of solutions based upon federated portal systems is required.
  • In the past Comarch gathered remarkable experience in the area of IT system integration.
  • Comarch Integration is a consulting and deployment service providing the customer with a solution based on experience.


Comarch Integration is:

  • Analysis of the existing scope of IT systems
  • The recommended solution for integration in areas of the data and user interface layer
  • The deployment of  the chosen solution


Comarch recommends solutions based on mature technologies provided by the following vendors:

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