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This document discusses enterprise application integration (EAI), which seeks to provide efficient, reliable data exchange between multiple enterprise applications. EAI involves integrating various types, including information portals, data replication, shared business functions, service-oriented architecture, and distributed business processes. The main challenges with integration are that networks are unreliable and slow, and any two applications are different. Common integration approaches include file transfer, shared databases, remote procedure invocation, and messaging. Messaging in particular allows for high-speed, asynchronous, and reliable integration through send-and-forget and store-and-forward communication.
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By choosing IaaS vendors, organizations can offload the burden of building, managing, and maintaining integrations. IaaS customers enjoy greater agility, scalability, and automation within their organization.
Why Integrate Solutions?
Data drives all operations within customer-centric organizations. While organizations have large volumes of business-critical data, only a few can leverage it correctly for data-driven decision-making.
If data remains highly siloed in disconnected enterprise architectures, it cannot move freely between systems, hindering analysis and value extraction.
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iPaaS vendors deliver an integration platform, not the integration itself. Customers must build (and maintain) the integrations - they need to implement and maintain the integrations, and the integrations often require extensive code revisions to stay operational over time.
Contrarily, IaaS vendors provide and maintain the integration as a complete service, so customer organizations can prioritize other value-adding tasks.
Benefits of IaaS
Well-integrated applications offer numerous benefits:
Improved data availability
Inter-application workflows
Increased scope for process automation
A more scalable architecture
By delivering and maintaining the complete integration, IaaS:
Manages costs more effectively through subscription and pay-as-you-go models
Removes the integration maintenance burden
Eliminates the cost of maintaining data center infrastructure
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eBonding (or e-bonding) is a type of software integration that facilitates the bi-directional and dynamic data exchange between two business applications.
Organizations implement eBonding to streamline workflows and improve operational efficiency. eBonding reduces redundancies by allowing one update to be “pushed to many,” saving employees time and eliminating error-prone manual data extraction and replication processes.
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Teams require more than one application/tool to support specific business functions and tasks.
For instance, a support ticket in an ITSM solution may need input from developers using a DevOps solution. An e-Bonding integration bridges these solutions, enabling dynamic task handover from ITSM to developers when required. ITSM teams can monitor DevOps progress, even if the task originates outside the ITSM system. Once developers complete their task, all updates are dynamically synced to the ITSM solution.
Why Organizations eBond SerciceNow
Organizations typically eBond ServiceNow when multiple tools (or even organizations) are involved in their service management initiatives. Organizations most commonly introduce eBonding integrations for ServiceNow when:
Their service management processes don’t live in one application, but they would benefit from being connected
Their ITSM workflow includes services providers, customers, and suppliers
They are implementing DevOps/SIAM approach and need to connect the components
They wish to connect ServiceNow with other complementary solutions
Internal teams use different tools to deliver service management across the organization
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Frees up teams to concentrate on high-value activities by reducing manual work.
Fosters transparency and productivity via improved team collaboration.
Ensures security and selective information sharing, preventing unauthorized access.
Implementing eBonding for ServiceNow?
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Perspectium, a trusted ServiceNow partner, is an integration-as-a-service (IaaS) that seamlessly integrates ServiceNow into the broader enterprise.
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Enterprise Application Integration
- 2. Enterprise Application Integration Modern enterprises use a number of systems
- 3. Enterprise Application Integration Customers don't care about systems... they expect service to be delivered.
- 4. Enterprise Application Integration Integration is the solution
- 5. Enterprise Application Integration EAI seeks to provide efficient, reliable and secure data exchange between multiple enterprise applications
- 6. Enterprise Application Integration Types of integration: ● Information portals ● Data replication ● Shared business functions ● Service-oriented architecture ● Distributed business processes ● Business-to-business integration
- 7. Enterprise Application Integration Fundamental challenges: ● Networks are unreliable ● Networks are slow ● Any two applications are different ● Change is inevitable
- 8. Enterprise Application Integration Main integration approaches: ● File Transfer ● Shared Database ● Remote Procedure Invocation ● Messaging
- 10. Enterprise Application Integration File Transfer: ● simplest form of integration ● suitable for infrequent updates
- 11. Enterprise Application Integration Shared Database: ● fast data exchange ● requires strict team cooperation
- 12. Enterprise Application Integration Remote Procedure Invocation: ● applies the principle of encapsulation by hiding data to maintain their integrity ● Web Services using standards as SOAP
- 13. Enterprise Application Integration Messaging: ● high-speed ● asynchronous ● reliable
- 14. Enterprise Application Integration CXC Global
- 15. Enterprise Application Integration Simplest messaging includes following 5 steps:
- 16. Enterprise Application Integration Why use Messaging: ● it is more immediate than File Transfer ● better encapsulated than Shared Database ● more reliable than Remote Procedure Call
- 17. Enterprise Application Integration Specific benefits: ● remote communication between separate applications ● send-and-forget communication ● store-and-forward
- 18. Enterprise Application Integration Challenges: ● Complex programming model ● Sequence issues ● Synchronous scenarios ● Performance
- 19. Enterprise Application Integration Messaging demonstration with RabbitMQ: ● https://github.com/dermo666/Alfa ● MessagingControllerProducerController::indexAction() ● CliControllerCliControlle::consumeAction()
- 20. Enterprise Application Integration PAYX integration with NetSuite
- 21. Enterprise Application Integration PAYX integration with Error Channel
- 23. Enterprise Application Integration Cloud integration using Dell Boomi
- 24. Enterprise Application Integration Dell Boomi - Visual Process Modeller