The document discusses the adoption of Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) in enterprises, highlighting SnapLogic's Elastic Integration solution as a modern alternative to traditional integration methods. It outlines the challenges faced by organizations in data integration and emphasizes the speed, versatility, and scalability of SnapLogic's platform. The content also includes customer experiences and next steps for engaging with SnapLogic.

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SnapLogic Elastic Integration
June 2014

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Agenda
 What’s Driving the Adoption of iPaaS in the Enterprise?
 Introducing SnapLogic Elastic Integration
 SnapLogic Customers in Action
 Next Steps

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Two Critical Questions for Enterprise IT
CRM
HRMS ITSM
ERP
SCM
Analytics
“Cloudification”
Which Apps to Move to the
Cloud and When?
“Data Gravity”
Will Data Reside Behind
the Firewall or in the Cloud?

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The New Enterprise Integration Challenges
Big Data
Access and Analytics
API ProliferationDisconnected SaaS Silos
The Internet of Things…

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Speed is the #1 Cloud Integration Driver

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Traditional Integration Approaches Can’t Keep Up
 Legacy EAI
– Not built for the web
– On-prem ESB
– Code-intensive
 Legacy ETL
– Built for rows and columns
– Batch-oriented
– Struggles with real-time
Organizations are increasingly turning to iPaaS offerings because of their
close affinity with SaaS and the anticipated greater ease of use, lower
costs and faster time-to-integration than traditional integration platforms.
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Known as “The Integrator’s Dilemma”

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Legacy Integration vs. Elastic Integration
Legacy Integration Elastic Integration
Rows and Columns
Batch or Real-time
Machine Scale
Behind the Firewall
Client/Server
Any Data Type
Any Time
Any Scale
Any Location
Any Device
VS

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Legacy vs. Elastic Integration

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Legacy vs. Elastic Integration

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1.0 Cloud Solutions Have Had Limited Success
Results: Same Old
Integration Hairball:
Point to Point:
Simple Wizards:

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Agenda
 What’s Driving the Adoption of iPaaS in the Enterprise?
 Introducing SnapLogic Elastic Integration
 SnapLogic Customers in Action
 Next Steps

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Introducing SnapLogic
 Experienced Team
– CEO founded and ran Informatica
– Leadership from INFA, Salesforce, MSFT
 Board of Directors
– Andreessen Horowitz & Ignition
 CIO Advisory Board
– AstraZenica, Cisco, Clorox, EA, Netflix
 Headquarters
– San Mateo, CA
We’re 100% focused on delivering faster application,
process and data integration in a single cloud platform.
- Gaurav Dhillon, SnapLogic Founder and CEO
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The SnapLogic Elastic Integration Platform
Elastic Data, Apps and APIs

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SnapLogic Modern Architecture: Elastic Scale
Cloud to On-Prem Snaplex
REST
Cloud to Cloud Snaplex
• Streams: No data is
stored/cached
• Secure: 100%
standards-based
• Elastic: Scales out &
handles data and app
integration use cases
REST
Metadata
Data

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App Integration: 160+ Snaps for All Styles
HybridCloud to Ground Ground to GroundCloud to Cloud
Key Features:
Event-based real-time
Guaranteed Delivery
SnapStore and SDK
Any hybrid permutation of
integration

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Key Features:
Big Data Snaps and SnapReduce
Amazon Redshift, MongoDB, Netezza Snaps
BI Snaps for Tableau, Birst, Tidemark and more
Batch and Real-Time Data Flows
ETL Transformations, Aggregation, Joins, and Sorts
Structured and Unstructured (JSON) Data
Data Integration: Agility for Analytics
SnapLogic’s powerful, yet easy-to-use data loading and integration wizard
allows Amazon Redshift customers to quickly explore the benefits of a fast, fully
managed, petabyte-scale data warehouse service using their own data.
- Terry Wise, Director, Worldwide Partner Ecosystem, Amazon Web Services
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Big Data Integration: SnapReduce 2.0
Highly Optimized, High Performance, Consolidated Data Platform
PAST PRESENT SnapReduce 2.0
MapReduce
YARN
HDFS
Linear Scale Out

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SnapReduce 2.0
• SnapLogic becomes a YARN application
• Improved Big Data Acquisition
• Double Data Scientist Productivity
• Universal Big Data Delivery
“We’re pleased to be working with SnapLogic as they bring
SnapReduce 2.0 to market, enabling customers to leverage
Cloudera Enterprise’s massively parallel processing capabilities for
their big data integration initiatives.”

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API Management and the Internet of Things
Enterprise API Delivery
 Swagger
 API writing
 API metering
 API monitoring, throttling
API Patterns
 Aggregation
 Mediation
 Federation
Streaming Integration
 Devices
 Logs
 Geographic
“With each new person, process, piece of data, or thing that comes online, the
connection possibilities between all these elements grows exponentially. The
Internet of Everything makes all these connections more relevant and valuable.
- John Chambers, Cisco CEO
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Why SnapLogic?
Multipoint: +160 Snaps
Modern: Elastic Platform
• EAI, ETL, APIs, Hybrid Deployment
• Modern Standards: REST, JSON
• Scale Out Architecture
Fast: Cloud-based UX
• Easily Design, Monitor, Manage
• Deploy in Days not Months

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SnapLogic: One Elastic Integration Platform
“ Faster integrations through elastic scale out capability
 Distributed architecture that runs on-premise AND in the cloud

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Agenda
 What’s Driving the Adoption of iPaaS in the Enterprise?
 Introducing SnapLogic Elastic Integration
 SnapLogic Customers in Action
 Next Steps

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SnapLogic Customers in Action

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Needed to increase
cadence and veracity of
distributed manufacturing
data collection processes
with a focus on operational
intelligence.
• Synchronize data
across multiple geos,
vendors, and firewalls
“With SnapLogic we’ve been able to eliminate
some of the rigidity and time-consuming tasks
related to traditional integration patterns.”
- Jim Teal, Information Architect
iRobot

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The Challenges We Faced
 Geographically distributed manufacturing
 Veracity of data and quality of testing was a concern
 Wanted to eliminate FTP and VPN channels
 Wanted to eliminate file-based processing
 Multiple SaaS applications:

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Options Considered
 Oracle Data Integrator already in use in-house
– Re-use existing file based integration patterns
– Establish persistent network connectivity to remote resources
and rewrite ODI integrations for database to database
integrations, eliminating file management
 Looked at another iPaaS solution
iPaaS

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Why SnapLogic?
 Software defined architecture
– Control plane in Boston, data planes in China
 Standards connectivity, eliminated VPNs, etc.
 “Groundplexes”
 Schema-less approach
 Strongly-type vs. weakly typed
 68 to 6 pipelines
Metadata
Data

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Next Steps with SnapLogic
 New Design Pattern developed is highly reusable and
we plan to expand the use cases to include additional
areas like:
– Quality Data Collection
– Repairs and Returns
– And many more
 Expand footprint of SnapLogic with other Snaps for
integration of cloud and on-premises apps to eliminate
data silos

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Discussion
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Facebook/SnapLogic
www.SnapLogic.com

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