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The document discusses MuleSoft's Mule platform for connecting software as a service (SaaS) applications. Some key points: - Mule allows SaaS applications to connect to each other and to on-premises systems through its hybrid architecture. - It provides unified connectivity across different integration technologies like APIs and SaaS applications, from simple to complex enterprise-grade connections. - The platform can design and run integrations anywhere - on-premises, in the cloud, or in hybrid environments with ease.
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Mule saas
- 1. MULE - SAAS
- 2. 2 SAAS - overview SAAS – SOFTWARE AS A SERVICE SaaS is a new model of how software is delivered Software as a Service (SaaS) is a software distribution model in which applications are hosted by a vendor or service provider and made available to customers over a network, typically the Internet.
- 3. 3 MULE- SAAS Connect SaaS applications with each other and to on-premises systems Anypoint Platform’s hybrid architecture allows data to quickly flow where and when it’s needed, providing a complete view of customers, streamlined processes and a faster time to market for new applications
- 4. 4 Unified connectivity :The only connectivity platform across SOA, SaaS and APIs for needs ranging from simple connections between SaaS applications to advanced connectivity across the entire enterprise. Lowest friction : The platform for speed and productivity with a highly flexible design environment, a catalog of pre-built connectors, and popular developer-friendly tools. Hybrid ready : The platform that lets you design simple SaaS connections or enterprise grade integrations and run them anywhere - on-premises, in the cloud or in hybrid environments at the push of a button.
- 5. SaaS Providers Handbook - How to make your app enterprise ready Refer the blog for more information : https://www.mulesoft.com/lp/ebook/saas/accelerate-saas- adoption-new-enterprise
- 6. 6 Insight into why Enterprises love SaaS + mobility + open APIs Tips to expand your addressable market without additional resources How to make your SaaS application and API "Plug and Play" How to provide sticky, best in class SaaS applications and reduce customer churn - See more at: https://www.mulesoft.com/lp/ebook/saas/accelerate-saas-adoption-new- enterprise#sthash.d306iE1i.dpuf
- 7. 7 To enable third parties to use your application, you need to make your API as simple as possible. One of the biggest oversights by SaaS and API providers, is understanding that the customer QHHGVWREHJXLGHGWR JXUHRXWZKHUHDQGZKHQRXUƬ application can make an impact in their environment. What is your API capable of? What are the limitations? What is the fastest path to value for the consumer? The best way to accelerate adoption of your application and reduce barriers in time to live, is to enable easy plug and playability of your application.
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