Posts Tagged ‘Integration’

In this blog I’ve taking some liberty to extend the general definition of full stack, in order to describe a system architecture that lends itself well to full stack development. With the emergence of micoservices as an alternative to monolithic applications and service-oriented architectures; there is need to elaborate in more depth on an architectural […]

Integration is the most critical and painful piece of achieving technology goals, whether those focus on customer experience, business operations, or mobile functionality. And according to Matt Calkins, founder and CEO of Appian, in his keynote this morning as Appian World 2017 kicked off, we’re on the verge of a “renaissance of integration.” An age […]

  Organizations today have their structures in place: customer data, historical records in data warehouses and well-built OLAP solutions. Either they have all of the implementations to expose that data as useful information or are working to set up an infrastructure to do so. However, they still find the process of integrating their information into one […]

IBM Content Navigator (ICN) is a massive leap forward for the OOTB Enterprise Content Management user experience. One of the most important features is the plugin interface. It allows organizations to extend or alter functionality in a maintainable way that persists nicely through upgrades and fix packs*. I’ve been working on a talk for a […]

  For any organization to run and grow either organically or even seamlessly merge/ acquire with another entity and continue promoting growth, digital transformation plays a vital role. Regardless of the industry, to reach your customer base with maximum potential, you need to have the digital means that can be personalized based on individual customers, geographical […]

This year, organizations will manage more data than ever, especially as they expand how they engage with customers. However, the lack of an appropriate strategy will hamper these efforts, causing harm to organizational efficiency, agility, and customer care. As we have discussed on this blog in the past, one way to address these challenges is […]

In previous posts we have taken a look at healthcare provider trends for 2017. Our first 4 trends, Handing the Patient Portal Reins to the Patient; Connecting Patients to Connected Health; Increased Demand for Mobile Creates Connectivity Challenges; Retail Health Clinics Increase Access to Affordable Care. In our last trend, Integrating Non-Traditional data to Achieve […]

We will continue to explore the top 5 healthcare provider trends for 2017. My previous posts in this blog series highlighted our first two trends: Handing the Patient Portal Reins to the Patient and Connecting the Patient to Connected Health. In our third trend we will look at how the increased demand for mobile will […]

Cloud is now ubiquitous in many organizations and is leveraged in many ways. With integration of on-premises legacy systems and public cloud solutions becoming the norm, many leaders are now asking whether a Chief Integration Officer is necessary to manage all of the solutions and technologies at hand. The answer to this question may lie […]

Google Analytics is web analytics tool which has advanced modes of capturing statistical data of applications. While IIB dominates the middleware world with its robust integration capabilities, this blog provides an approach to utilize the REST services of the Google Analytics API to consume various reports containing various metrics of the native applications. The metrics […]

As we wrap up 2016, let’s take a look at the top 10 integration blog posts from our thought leaders. These blogs were published on Perficient’s Integrate Blog. If you missed any of these posts, you may want to take a look. #1 – Establishing an Integration Strategy and Roadmap By Erich Roch | January 27, […]

As we wrap up 2016, let’s take a look at the top 10 cloud blog posts from our thought leaders. These blogs were published on Perficient’s Integrate Blog. If you missed any of these posts, you may want to take a look. #1 – 2 Choices for Big Data Analytics on AWS: Amazon EMR or Hadoop […]