System Integration Service

A solution is never created using a single application or system component. It is necessary to integrate multiple components to make one business solution. It is also a fact that no two applications or components have consistent integration points. Overall, it becomes extremely complex for solution providers to bring together all the components in synchrony to serve a working solution to the customers.

Integration Challenges

The biggest challenges facing the solution providers are:

  • Hybrid Platforms: Applications hosted on both cloud and on-premises infrastructure with different communication channels and protocols
  • Technical Stack Variation: Some components are monoliths while others are microservices or functions, requiring different integration styles
  • Integration Speed: Generally slower than expected because it takes time to build consensus on integration contracts
  • Tool Selection: Choosing the correct integration tool is challenging in fast-changing, fluid environments

Our Integration Solutions

We offer cloud integration and hybrid integration for different solution components under the realm of Integration Platform as a Service (IPaaS). We help you with the following:

No-Code Integration Policy

  • Using configurable products and services
  • Easy for all future upgrades and additions of components
  • Faster time-to-market for new integrations

Message-Based Architecture

  • Cloud services such as AWS SQS or Azure Service Bus
  • On-premises solutions such as RabbitMQ
  • Reliable message generation and exchange between components

Extensive Product Integration

We have expertise integrating with a large spectrum of standard products used by modern-day solutions, including:

  • OpenText, SharePoint, DocSign
  • Slack, HubSpot
  • Twitter, Facebook, Google
  • And many more enterprise applications

Best of Both Worlds

We bring the best of both worlds in one place: cloud computing and on-premises solutions. That is the best ROI at zero complexity for all your integration requirements.