dimanche 13 mars 2011

WebSphere Cast Iron Cloud Integration


Connecter l'entreprise avec le Cloud.
Détails sur http://www.castiron.com/integration-solutions/index.html

WebSphere Cast Iron Cloud integration provides pre-configured integration solutions for hundreds of leading enterprise and cloud applications. This Cloud integration product, built on the IBM WebSphere platform, uses a "configuration, not coding" approach to solve the entire lifecycle of integration needs.
  • UI Mashups : When information from disparate sources need to be brought together and displayed within the native user interface of a single application, WebSphere Cast Iron Cloud integration can mashup this data to present a single unified view, without leaving the current application.
  • Process Integration : Companies can use WebSphere Cast Iron Cloud integration to orchestrate business processes across multiple cloud and on-premise applications in real-time.
  • Data Migration : Starting with data integration as the foundation, WebSphere cast Iron Cloud integration enables companies to access, cleanse and migrate data from legacy systems to their new SaaS applications in real-time.
Répondre à des besoins d'intégration d'applications tels que:
  • Order to Cash integration between CRM, ERP, warehousing and financial systems
  • Billings, Bookings and Backlog visibility from ERP to CRM
  • Candidate information from HCM to recruiting systems
  • Employee payroll data from HCM to payroll systems
  • Pricing and product catalog information between ERP and customer portals
  • POs, shipping notices and payments with suppliers
  • Repair and warranty information between call centers and customer portals
Déployer selon le besoin du client:
  • IBM Cast Iron Cloud, a multi-tenant Integration-as-a-Service cloud offering
  • WebSphere DataPower Cast Iron Appliance XH40, our physical integration appliance that can be added to your on-premise datacenter
  • WebSphere Cast Iron Hypervisor Edition, our virtual appliance that can be installed on your own hardware