Integration as a Service Abhay Chitnis

Integration as a ServiceAbhay Chitnis

Agenda

Cloud Computing and Integration-as-a-Service

Enerprise Applications Integration

Business to Business Integration

SaaS Applications Integration

The New Paradigm

Vendor Landscape

Summary

Cloud Computing Features

Cloud Computing is a style of computing in which dynamically scalable and often virtualized resources are provided as a service over the Internet– on-demand self-service– broad network access– location independent resource pooling– rapid elasticity – measured service

Types of Cloud Computing Services

Types

– Infrastructure-as-a-Service

– Platform-as-a-Service

– Software-as-a-Service

SaaS Manifestations

Platform Blackboxing

Pay-per-use

Internet Protocols

Elasticity Computing

Self Service

Quick Deployment

Affordable

Web Applications

BI Applications

Testing-as-a-Service

Integration-as-a-Service (IaaS)

IaaS Positioning – I


Pay-per-use

Internet Protocols


Self Service

Quick Deployment

Affordable

Business Process Orchestration

Composite applications

Service Orientation

Rich set of toolset

Quality of Service

Governance

IntegrationAsA

Service

Current Integration Platforms

SaaS Features

IaaS Positioning – II

CloudComputingParadigm

Enterprise Applications Integration



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The New Paradigm

Vendor Landscape

Summary

EAI Journey

EAI Current State

Business Process

Orchestration

Enterprise Applications Integration

Matured Landscape

Supports both event based and service based architecture models

Tighter integration with business

Governance remains an issue

Cost of product remains biggest challenge

EAI– The cloud test

Platform black-boxing

Pay as you use

Internet standard interface

Elastic computing

Self Service

Affordable

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The New Paradigm

Vendor Landscape

Summary

B2B-The Extended Enterprise

B2B-Standards Complexity

B2B Concerns

Unacceptable lead time in on-boarding new partner

Cost of managing multiple standards through on-site gateways is too high

Coherent view of the unified business process and its performance is missing

B2B Emergence of Service Provider

Manages on-boarding of partner in shortest possible time

Single protocol based integration with the enterprise IT systems

Flexible pricing models

B2B – Role of Service Provider

B2B Integration – The cloud test


Pay as you use


Elastic computing

Self Service

Affordable

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The New Paradigm

Vendor Landscape

Summary

SaaS Challenges - Integration

SaaS applications in silos

Mix-and-match of best-of-breed SaaS

Lack of standardized interfaces

Increase in migration costs

Reduced Speed of deployment

SaaS Integration – The cloud test?


Pay as you use


Elastic computing

Self Service

Affordable

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The New Paradigm

Vendor Landscape

Summary

IaaS Positioning


Pay-per-use

Internet Protocols


Self Service

Quick Deployment

Affordable

Security Issues

Reliability Issues

Response Issues

Business Process Orchestration

Composite applications

Service Orientation

Rich set of toolset

Quality of Service

Governance

Cost of Deployment

Complexity of Standards

IntegrationAsA

Service

Current Integration Platforms

SaaS Features

The IaaS Paradigm

SaaS Applications

Legacy / Mainframe

Applications

Bi/DWApplications

ERP Applications

OtherApplications

B2B cloud services

PrivateCloud

Applications

B2B Standards

FinancialStandards

HealthcareStandards

Web Services /Message Queue /

ESBs

Universal Portal

Business Process

Orchestration

CompositeApplicationsFramework

UNIVERSAL ESB

Public Private

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The New Paradigm

Vendor Landscape

Summary

Integration Vendors 1 of 3

A secure, scalable and high-performance B2B supply chain integration platform—GXS Trading Grid®—provides an innovative, cost-effective solution for cross-enterprise business process automation.

It’s a B2B solution for over 70% of the Fortune 500 companies. The verticals include CPG, Retail, High-tech-Auto, Finance

SPS Commerce is the leader in Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) B2B integration SPS Commerce is the recognized SaaS leader in B2B integration with 37,000

customers, pre-built integrations spanning 2,900 unique fulfillment workflows across 1,300 retailers, grocers and distributors, a customer satisfaction rate of 93% and the most comprehensive SaaS product suite available

More than 30,000 customers worldwide, including over 80 percent of the FORTUNE® 500, use Sterling Commerce solutions

This industry leader operates in the communication, logistics, finance, government and retail industries

E2Open A pioneer and leader in SaaS-based demand-supply network solutions The multi-enterprise integration has helped global companies in high technology,

semiconductor, telecommunications, aerospace & defense, and industrial manufacturing achieve leaner, more flexible demand-supply networks

Inovis Multienterprise Expert Services Hub (MESH) platform of Inovis is a fully redundant

platform designed to deliver 100% availability and a data center designed to deliver 99.995% availability

Inovis serves retail, technology, finance, transport, automation industries


Has pre-integrated its network with over 40,000 trading partners, who conduct over 1.4 billion transactions annually on the network.

Carries Industry-specific knowledge (automotive, trade, consumer products, technology, pharmaceutical, chemical, process industry) and serves 3,000 customers

Hubspan provides the single instance, multi-tenant integration components of a PaaS stack

It streamlines integration across multiple business processes across supply and demand chain, financial application and web commerce

large-scale enterprise customers including Boeing, Barnes & Noble, and CNET

Offers SCMaas, an on-demand, hosted SCM solution delivered as a managed service

iHUB: A feature rich hosted B2B messaging and EDI service that supports any message format and any transport protocol. Has a unique revenue sharing model between Perceptant and the host where partners can simply plug in.

Cloud optimized delivery solution for mission critical public and private applications to foster B2B relationship between enterprise and cloud services providers.

Helps integrate storage into B2B digital media supply chain.

Application integration using a "configuration, not coding" approach Aided by pre-configured templates Cast Iron accelerates integration for Amazon Customers

Hosted Data Integration and Data Quality Services Services are tightly integrated with the leading SaaS applications

MuleOnDemand, a hosted "Integration-as-a-Service" subscription offering MuleSoft is a leading provider of open source infrastructure and integration software

Leading integration solution for SaaS vendors and ISVs Over 150 leading vendors use Pervasive Integration Design Once, Deploy on Cloud or On-Premises


TIBCO Silver offers rapid application delivery, self-aware-elasticity, security and support for standards

Clouds with proven data and process integration across enterprises

Boomi AtomSphere, the industry's one of first integration platform-as-a-service, supports B2B by connecting any combination of cloud and on-premise applications without software or appliances. ISVs, integrators, and businesses alike benefit by connecting to the industry's one of largest application networks using one seamless and self-service platform.

It offers connectors for platforms like Salesforce, Netsuite, Taleo, Quickbooks, Dynamics GP, Zuora, Peachtree

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The New Paradigm

Vendor Landscape

Summary

Summary

Integration-as-a-Service exists in Cloud and Non-Cloud Paradigm

IaaS has the most matured manifestation in non-cloud based B2B integration

IaaS exploiting all of cloud computing features is in a nascent state

The public cloud based manifestation of IaaS offers strong value proposition from cost and speed perspective

The public cloud based manifestation of IaaS continues to be hounded by security, reliability and service quality issues

A hybrid cloud based IaaS is likely to be the deployment model to make the most of both non-cloud and cloud based integration

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