As your company outgrows itself every few years, newer applications are developed that are sometimes don’t interate well with other applications. Business growth also results in mergers and acquisitions which also result in disparate systems, applications and databases that are critical to business, yet incompatible with one another. Enterprise Application Integration, or EAI, describes the use of technology to connect or integrate existing applications to create a composite application.

Integrating applications in an enterprise helps align the data processing more closely to the business processes, reducing costs and improving performance at the same time.

There are many reasons why companies want to or have to integrate applications. Some are:

  • Respond to a corporate merger


  • Increase efficiency by reducing time delays in propagating information


  • Reduce errors due to duplication; for example, name and address data stored in multiple databases


  • Implement supply chain management; integrate with suppliers and customers


  • Integrate specialized applications with ERP packages


  • Meet e-business initiatives


  • Achieve extraction and consolidation of data for decision-support systems such as data mining and data warehouse applications


  • Gain user satisfaction, for example, replace character-based screens with GUIs

How we do it:-

At Data Guard, we leverage our strong capabilities and experience in integration solutions across the globe, along with experience in multiple technology platforms, to bring you a range of enterprise application integration (EAI) solutions and services. Data Guard provides integration services including:

  • System & requirements audit


  • Process flow identification


  • Process flow definition


  • Enterprise integration architecture design


  • Middleware design & selection of tools implementation

Benefits to customer:-

  • Enterprise application integration will help to achieve the followings:


  • Seamless integration of data from front end systems in to back end applications.


  • Sharing and integrating data sources among multiple applications belonging to a host of business partners or digital market places.
    Managing heterogeneity among differing platforms, operating systems, data formats, network protocols while sharing and disseminating the data across the enterprises.