17/03/2016
When Does iPaaS Finally Get To Replace Enterprise Service Bus?
Recently, I came across a statement that ESB, as opposed to iPaaS, was developed for access administration to obsolete, legacy systems (by definition on-premise […]
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03/03/2016
4 Features of an iPaaS That are Essential for IoT Projects
In my last article, I indicated that an iPaaS (integration platform as a service) can be a good fit for IoT-related integration projects based […]
19/02/2016
4 Wickedly Cool Use Cases for an iPaaS Implementation
In the modern business world, it’s all about automation. It starts with such simple tasks as how to send out automated emails and goes […]
11/02/2016
Guest Article from RightHello: Get value out of the next conference you go to
Conferences and industry events are a rich ground for developing great business relationships… or are they? I used to think so until I realised […]
05/02/2016
What implementation partners and system integrators can learn from Slack and Hipchat
Summary 2015/2016 is seeing a shift in the business model of SaaS implementation partners. Some of them are moving from offering purely individual implementation […]
26/01/2016
Rebound: Practical application of eventual consistency
elastic.io platform connects and keeps different systems in synch using their APIs. All this is done despite their different hierarchical structures with inter-object dependencies, […]
18/01/2016
How this startup connected microservices in 15 minutes via elastic.io
We interviewed one of our platform users Dan Bruce, CTO and co-founder of mobile FinTech startup Albert about how they established communication between microservices […]
07/01/2016
Ways to Manage Multiple Applications You Might Have Not Known About
Ok, you probably did hear about these ways. However, you might be not quite aware of their most obvious advantages and drawbacks. Whether you […]
19/11/2015
The Fuel Source Behind the Explosion of Shadow IT
Thanks to the cloud computing, the ever-growing number of cloud-based services and products and changes in pricing models (subscription-based and pay-per-use models), it became considerably easier to buy software, which meant it’s growing accessibility. This is sometimes called democratization of IT: Software applications are considerably easier and quicker to access than before.