Removing the integration hairball and blurring the lines.
March 4, 2013Attending the Informatica analyst conference last week, my POV of the lines between application and data integration are blurring, if not disappearing, was strengthened. Informatica described an architectural hub-and-spoke data integration pattern that one of their customers implemented using PowerCenter, … Continue reading
Posted in Analyst's Angle, News & Analysis | Tagged #integration, API, application integration, data-integration, esb, ETL, REST, SOAP | Comments Off
What is SDN? I hear so much about it!
December 10, 2012There has been a lot of buzz of a new concept emerging in the network community– software defined networking (SDN). SDN is glamorized as the network’s latest push towards a more streamlined and cost-efficient solution compared to the physical infrastructure … Continue reading
Posted in Infrastructure, What's New in Research | Tagged abstraction, API, Application, architecture, Brocade, Cariden, cisco, commoditization, control plane, controller, data plane, DDoS, decouple, hp, ibm, Infrastructure, interoperability, Juniper, layer 2, layer 3, microsoft, network, network architect, Open Networking Foundation, OpenFlow, OSI, physical, router, SDN, software defined networking, stack, standards, switch, traffic flow, utilization, virtual, virtualization, VMWare | Comments Off
Using SaaS? Anchor your Cloud data with an integration strategy and plan before launching the kite! Hold on to your data with in-flight vendor and SLA management.
March 13, 2012Remember looking up in the sky as a kid? Clouds change shape, grow, shrink, and with your imagination they can look like different things. It doesn’t take long before they stop looking like one thing and start looking like another. … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Research, What's New in Research | Tagged API, cloud, cloud data, cloud di, Data Integration as a Service, data-integration, DI, DI On-Premise, diaas, On-Premise, saas | Comments Off
