The limitations of traditional SaaS integration approaches
If you read http://www.computerweekly.com/
Right from the first line...
" Enterprises want seamless integration between their software as a service (SaaS) and on-premise applications. "
to the last line...
" Organisations must understand these limitations and should opt for an approach that aligns well with the needs of both on-premise and SaaS integrations. " ... the article speaks to the need for a Service Oriented Architecture as the proper approach
" SOA is perhaps the only traditional approach capable of meeting a wide range of integration requirements. "
Our SaaS + PaaS + IaaS with our SaaS applications for ERP, Accounting, Inventory, eCommerce, Web Content Management, CRM, and Portal all integrated with Mule ESB in a SOA means ALL of the limitations in the article are addressed by O4BO. Of course the article was written by Ovum to sell their SOA consulting, but nonetheless...
" Ovum believes that the most prominent driver of SOA adoption is its capability to meet complex integration requirements, including on-premise-to-SaaS integrations and B2B integrations that involve multi-enterprise process automations. " Oh yea, exactly right, thank you very much. |
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