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Integration Service Areas
Integration Levels
Application & Data Exchange
Existing IT Assets
ENTERPRISE APPLICATION INTEGRATION (EAI)
workMETHODS' Enterprise application integration (EAI) solutions securely link applications within your organization and outside in order to simplify and automate business processes to the greatest extent possible, while at the same time avoid making sweeping changes to the existing applications or data structures.
We have expertise in achieving goals of EAI using various market-proven technologies such as Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Enterprise Service Bus (ESB). We include existing IT assets in the SOA/ESB framework to minimize disruption and to ensure that existing IT assets are reused. Typical applications and functional areas we integrate include:
We developed services for integrating an ECommerce storefront sales data into SugarCRM and developed intelligence reports.
View Integration Case StudyOUR CORE SERVICE OFFERINGS
We assess your application landscape, processes, data flows, dependencies, and integration gaps to define the right integration architecture.
Connect applications through APIs, middleware, web services, messaging, and reusable integration components.
Connect enterprise applications so customer, financial, operational, and transaction data can move between systems reliably.
Bridge cloud services, SaaS platforms, databases, and existing on-premises enterprise applications.
Automate data movement, routing, approvals, notifications, task creation, and repeatable cross-system handoffs.
Support production integrations through monitoring, troubleshooting, error handling, updates, and performance improvements.
ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION MODEL
Synchronize information between systems so customer, operational, enterprise, master, and reference data remains consistent where teams need it.
Connect application functions through APIs, middleware, services, or connectors so separate software components can exchange data and actions.
Link business workflows across multiple systems so a process can continue from one application to the next with fewer manual handoffs.
Bring information from multiple systems into a unified view or working interface so users can access the data they need without moving between disconnected screens.
CONNECTED SYSTEMS, PRACTICAL BUSINESS VALUE
Shared information moves between systems instead of remaining trapped in individual applications, helping departments coordinate work with fewer delays and handoffs.
Connected applications make it possible to automate workflows that span multiple systems, reducing repetitive data entry and manual process steps.
Reusable integration patterns, shared services, and clearer interfaces can reduce the complexity created by large numbers of isolated point-to-point connections.
Integrated systems improve access to current information across applications, helping teams see transactions, status, and business activity with fewer disconnected data views.
Automated data exchange and process handoffs reduce duplicate entry, repeated reconciliation, and administrative effort that adds cost without adding business value.
A well-planned integration layer makes it easier to connect new applications, replace individual systems, and support changing business requirements without redesigning every connection.
APPLICATION INTEGRATION & AUTOMATION
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