EAI Solutions
As the number and complexity of systems and applications in today's enterprises
continue to grow, more and more IT organizations face the challenge of
Enterprise Application Integration. Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)
can be described as efficiently linking diverse applications and systems so
that they work as one and provide seamless business functionality. This
challenging task requires an agile e-business infrastructure and a robust and
flexible integration architecture that enables to share exchange and distribute
data and functionality in a unified structured manner. Creating such a
architecture demands the use of right mix of technologies and products.
ITNOMY provides e-Buisness and Enterprise Application Integration solutions in
the following areas:
Application Communication
Application Integration
Process Integration
B2B Integration
e-Business Services
ITNOMY is committed to provide state-of-the-art Enterprise Application
Integration solutions to its customers, considering their special business,
time and budget requirements, but without making any compromises for meeting
the key technical requirements such as flexibility, extensibility and
scalability. Our consultants have years of solid data/application integration
experience gained in large-scale projects across multiple industries such as
finance, banking and publishing.
There are different techniques and methodologies for integrating systems and
applications. When done without a clear strategical direction and a structured
architecture, integration solutions that may seem to meet today's immediate
integration requirements can lead to difficult and costly to fix
application/data problems for the enterprise in the long run. ITNOMY believes
that the key to long-term success is an robust, flexible and extensible
e-business architecture that meets today's needs as well as tomorrow's
challenges. we provide e-business and EAI solutions that:
are XML and Java based: XML and Java are a powerful combination for
building EAI solutions. XML provides us with an architecture-independent and
language-independent data format. XML is the cross-platform data format of
choice, whereas Java platform is the cross-platform programming platform of
choice. They together provides us with a framework that allows us to store,
share and exchange structured and unstructured data in a very extensible and
light-coupled manner.
support latest EAI infrastructure technologies: including
Message-Oriented Middleware (MOM) services, Presentation-Oriented Publishing
(POP), Object Request Brokers (ORBs), Message/Data Hub Architectures,
Application Servers, Integration Servers, Open Database Connectivity (ODBC,
JDBC), Message Routing (Asynchronous messaging, Java Message Service, RMI, RPC
etc.)
provide key application integration functionalities: including
distributed application connectivity (connectors to applications, databases and
packaged), data transport, syntactic and semantic data transformations,
protocol transformations, rules-based and content-based routing, security,
logging, transaction management, XML-based messaging, transformations and B2B
data exchange.
Application Communication
A basic application integration infrastructure is established between
applications and databases to allow disparate applications developed in
different languages and platforms to communicate. These include
program-to-program communication mechanisms such as RPC, RMI; object-level
integration architectures and Object Request Brokers (ORBs) such as CORBA,
DCOM; messaging systems, Java Message Service (JMS) and data-level facilities
such as remote database/file access mechanisms.
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Application Integration
Advanced middleware tools such as Application Servers, Web Servers, Integration
Brokers, Message Warehouses and Gateways are used to create robust, structured
application integration architectures with extended functionalities such as
e-business functionality, distributed transaction management, data
synchronization across multiple databases, data translation and transformation,
protocol translation, rules- and content-based routing, legacy integration,
connectors and adapters to various applications, databases and packaged
applications such as SAP and PeopleSoft. In addition to object-level
integration, service-level, loosely-coupled, event-driven architectures are
used.
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Process Integration
Process integration architectures that use Process Automation, Process
Management and Workflow systems are used for coordinating entire multistep
business processes across the enterprise. Graphical modeling tools are used to
design and automate business processes. The workflow of a business process
provides the context for integration. The rules that govern the sequencing and
ensure the integrity of business transactions are defined.
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B2B Integration
B2B integration technologies and products are used to enable enterprises to
communicate with their external partners, suppliers and to integrate data and
transactions across organizational boundaries. These include B2B process
management, partner management, XML-based business-to-business messaging,
business-to-business security and web-based technologies that facilitate
business transactions among trading partners.
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e-Business Services
E-business functionality that utilizes the services of the e-business
infrastructure are provided in different solution domains such as portals,
e-commerce, e-CRM, supply chains and distributed web services which are
loosely-coupled components that communicate via XML interfaces through such
protocols as SOAP or ebXML.
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