Of the myriad challenges facing IT staffs, few are as complicated as EAI (enterprise application integration). According to InfoWorld’s 2002 Application Integration Survey of IT leaders, EAI is still ...

AI in middleware means no more war rooms. Systems can spot trouble early, reroute traffic and keep your business running smoothly. I still remember the night an integration pipeline nearly brought one ...

AI works best when it has context, guardrails and smart plumbing — enter “mindware,” the layer that helps enterprises think, not just integrate tools. When people ask me what it means to be “AI-ready, ...

In hyper-connected times of the digital economy, enterprises can no longer afford islands of fragmented systems, disjointed data, and legacy infrastructure. The costs are not merely in operational ...

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 ...

“There’s a strong backlash emerging against these large enterprise application suites, particularly in these tough economic times,” says John Hagel, a Burlingame, Calif.-based management consultant ...

The pressure to integrate disparate systems across the enterprise is steadily increasing, but establishing connections between systems, even those designed for integration, remains a daunting task.

Business process management (BPM) is like Hush Puppies shoes — an old standby that periodically experiences a burst of recognition. Today, BPM is back in vogue, with a twist. It’s no longer the sole ...