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In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, organisations are racing to become technology-driven to accelerate innovation and drive sustainable growth. Businesses that fail to turbo-charge their digital ecosystem, risk falling behind their competitors.
According to the recent PwC CEO survey of 4,410 business leaders, 84% of regional CEOs are expected to invest in automation processes and systems in 2023, while 66% will be deploying new technology, such as cloud, AI & other advanced tech in the next 12 months.
Many organisations are, in fact, relying on Enterprise Integration Platforms (EIP) as their businesses grow, departments expand, digital systems upgrade and data repositories increase. An EIP is a software solution that enables businesses to connect and integrate different systems and applications, allowing for seamless data exchange and process automation. The flexibility and scalability of an EIP makes it a valuable tool for businesses of all sizes and industries as it enables flow of data and information across different departments, systems, and locations, resulting in improved efficiency, productivity, and cost savings.
Connectivity
Automation
Real-time data
Bridging locations
Enhanced customer experience
Functionality
Integrating with other tools
Cloud-based vs. On-premise
When contemplating the integration needs of your enterprise, there are several key components to consider, including the best suited architectural models. In this paper we take a full holistic view and provide tangible actions for your organisation.