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What is Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)?

When businesses began adding multiple applications to their systems, they needed to perform point-to-point integrations to connect apps so they ...

It’s no myth, part 2: How to avoid a Sisyphean enterprise integration environment

Sisyphean: A task that is both laborious and futile. Sound familiar? As it turns out, integrating data and applications can ...

iPaaS: The Cooler, Hipper ETL and ESB at GameStop

SnapLogic customer GameStop was featured in a great write up on the integration platform as a service (iPaaS) market today ...

iPaaS: Gaining Enterprise IT Acceptance and Adoption

We’ve written a lot about the requirements and drivers for enterprise integration platform as a service (iPaaS) on the SnapLogic ...

The Promise of ESB Technology without the Overhead

The Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) is a model for inter-application communication that was developed in the era of the Service ...

SnapLogic Ultra Pipelines: A Modern Alternative to Legacy ESB Technology

SnapLogic recently introduced Ultra Pipelines, which is a turbo boost to our JSON-centric data pipeline technology, enabling reliable, real-time completion of time-sensitive ...

Re-Thinking the ESB: Real-Time Integration without the Overhead

Today SnapLogic announced the availability of Ultra Pipelines, which continuously consume documents from external sources that require low-latency processing of their ...

SOA was DOA Thanks to the ESB – Why Buses Don’t Fly in the Cloud

Over the last 6 months we’ve been talking with CIOs and IT leaders about what we call the “Integrator’s Dilemma.” ...

Four Critical iPaaS Requirements You Can Ignore Only At Your Own Peril (Part 2)

In my last post I reviewed the classic integration requirements and outlined four new requirements that are driving the demand ...

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