Integration Technology Selection

Every client is unique, and it is that uniqueness that can makes or breaks you on your SOA journey. Use our Smart Approach to selecting the right integration technology stack for your business.
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At a minimum, a good integration stack should provide comprehensive out-of-the box capabilities in the following areas:

• Process Orchestration and Message Routing
  
  
• Message Transformation
  
  
• Exception and Error Handling
  
  
• Auditing and Logging
  
  
• Monitoring and Management
  
  
• Service Registry and Repository
  
  
• Meta-Data Management
  
  
• Reliable Message Delivery
  
  
• Complex Event Management
  
  
• Integration with Enterprise Systems
  
  
• Support for Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) and Reporting
  
  
• Scalability
  
  
• Availability
  
  
• Sociability
  
  
• Support for Industry and Open Standards
  
  

Smart Integration has a solid track record of assisting its clients to select a vendor with the most appropriate technology to meet their current and future requirements. Significant considerations in the selection process are to ensure that this results in a “future-proof” platform, low cost of ownership (TOC), and the ability to scale to meet business needs.