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Five Key Benefits of Systems Integration
Enterprises must join the digital transformation, or they risk being left behind by the competition. For enterprises about to embark on digital transformation initiatives, it’s imperative that they have control over their organisational data, of which systems integration is crucial. Systems Integration ensures enhanced infrastructure management, reduces data redundancy, and maintains data integrity, resulting in improved organisational productivity and efficiency.[1] These five benefits can be achieved with systems integration: Data...
Enhance Customer Experience by Performance Monitoring with nJAMS
As companies strive to become customer centric, real-time monitoring tools are paramount to identify and solve any issues before they affect your customer’s experience! nJAMS captures all the run-time details of every one of your IBM IIB/ACE processes. It then makes them available for visualization, correlation and further processing in the scope of an end-to-end business process. What does nJAMS monitoring mean for you? The IBM Integration Bus (IIB) family,...
Why Your Business Needs nJAMS – Not Just Another Monitoring Service
There are many different reasons that an organisation chooses to integrate its IT landscape. It may be to reduce complexity, eliminate manual workarounds, improve efficiency, or perhaps a combination. But once the implementation is complete, how does the organisation know whether the integration has achieved its intended goals? What’s more, how can it ensure that the integration platform and all the underlying systems and processes continue to operate at peak...
