Integration + IT Modernization

With Digital Transformation as one of our core focuses, we are embracing and executing on Customer Experience, Web Design, and Mobility. This is the stuff we see and interact with on a daily basis… this stuff is hot… which is why APIs aren’t talked about as much. But APIs are behind the scenes working to […]

What role does data integration play in digital transformation? Simply put, digital transformation is the journey to integrating people and processes with technology. Join us June 18th for our “Rethink and Realign for Digital Transformation Success” webinar that will help you with considerations for digitalization strategies that can only be achieved through integration. https://go.pardot.com/Rethink-and-Realign-for-Digital-Transformation-Success

This is another in a series of exploratory questions that someone might ask when kick-starting an API strategy for your company. Contact the author. What are your important considerations before establishing an API strategy? I’m not what one might call an exercise enthusiast (though I do enjoy working up a sweat) but Pilates has always interested […]

Digital transformation is not only a buzz word but it’s the commitment to move your business forward with modern technologies. If you don’t keep up, your business will, in essence, become extinct.  A key component to modernizing your enterprise is with integration and in particular, APIs. APIs are what connects people and systems to share in something greater. […]

Pankaj Bose spoke at the IBM Digital Experience 2015 conference about how IBM Cognos, Digital Experience and SPSS can be integrated together for a great Business Intelligence Experience. Typical business challenges include: How to build, run and manage a mobile, cloud and social solution Complexity of great experiences Lack of centralized storage and poor, incompatible […]

Earlier today, Eric Roch posted on Perficient’s Digital Transformation blog, Digital Transformation without APIs and Data Costing Millions based on A recent UK study sponsored by Apigee stating that digital transformation should include mobile apps, APIs and data analytics. “Developing apps alone is unlikely to be enough to fully grasp the potential of digital businesses, […]

I am always intrigued by technology implementations that accelerate my ability to create robust solutions, especially when they are well architected, proven to scale, and economical.  There are a couple of recent announcements from Liferay that I feel fit this description and are worth looking into:  Liferay Screens 1.0 This exciting new offering further strengthens […]

I read an article today by Adam Lent that took a perspective on how leadership is changing based on what has been happening with social media in the past decade. The sentence that jumped out at me was this. The result [of the success of Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, etc.] is a growing awareness from those who […]

This is another in a series of exploratory questions that someone might ask when kick-starting an API strategy for your company. How do you make it easy for users to access your business assets and capabilities using APIs? A word that is typically used when people start talking about getting access to APIs today is […]

IBM delivers Mobile First in a series of Virtual Application Pattern(VAP). Mobile First VAPs are a great way to implement mission critical Infrastructure. A VAP encapsulates the details of the infrastructure topology. The details of the build out are hidden from users and administrators. Basically not much can be tampered with so failure is keep […]

This offering from IBM lets customers focus on what is best for them (solution, which solves their real-world problems) and tasks they are best at (developing solutions) while taking everything else away (managing operating systems, fine tuning, managing storage, upgrades, etc.) and putting it “in a box.” Wait a minute, to a extent, it is […]

Last week, Informatica hosted their annual world conference in Las Vegas, NV.  The title of the conference was “All Things Data”.  There were over 2,500 attendees at the conference, which included Informatica employees, partners, and clients.  There were four days of business and technical breakout sessions with a variety of topics from Big Data, Cloud, […]