Modern people-centric organizations invest in critical integrations so they can use their ERP systems as a data hub but often lack the time or resources to work their way down the to-do list.

Integration as a service still isn’t quite as popular as, say, CRM, but it has matured considerably since the concept was first introduced, experts say. Interestingly, what led to the technology ...

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Modern applications rely on multiple data sources: on-premise legacy applications, cloud applications, databases, modern cloud-based SaaS solutions, IoT devices and third-party APIs. The integration ...

WILMINGTON, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Infintegration, an integration-as-a-service provider for banks and fintechs, announced the general availability of its solution, which includes both an integration ...

The idea of integrating systems is nothing new. IT departments have constantly struggled to link enterprise applications together in a way that enables decision-makers to have the data they need at ...

It was almost too much of a good thing. When Hines Interests Ltd. launched its real estate investment trust business, Hines Real Estate Securities Inc., as a complement to its real estate development ...

Unit4 is packaging up all the integrations and data flows it believes a midmarket people-centric business needs into a SaaS offering for specific industries called Industry Mesh Dmitri Krakovsky, ...

Everybody agrees that data integration is a difficult task. But could it ever be accomplished via SaaS (Software as a Service), with integration services being provided online? Pervasive Software ...