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Didn’t think integration could be good reading? Think again. We’ll have you laughing, we’ll have you crying, and sometimes, we’ll have you doing both simultaneously. But you’ll always leave enriched...with a new perspective on integration.
When everything goes our way, it feels like magic. A customer gets inside a store and finds exactly what they need neatly stacked on shelves. Or if they purchase online, they can get their order...
Customer data onboarding is one of the most challenging problems faced by both Information Technology (IT) staff and business users. As companies seek to implement automated, recurring data exchanges...
In recent years, Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) have been proposed as a silver-bullet panacea to solve data integration challenges. However, the reality has been quite different. Many...
Traditional approaches to customer data onboarding are highly inefficient, slow, and difficult to scale. This can result in significant impact on business operations, ability to deliver products and...
Data integration is a process of combining disparate data from disparate sources into a unified format. It’s about properly managing data and using it for driving value. In essence, data integration...
In earlier blog post, customer data onboarding was described as an automated, recurring data exchange of information for a company with its business ecosystem of customers, partners, suppliers and...
Customer data onboarding is a difficult process and remains one of the most challenging problems that businesses face. Experienced IT managers consider it to be one of the most difficult challenges...
Digital transformation is catalyzing innovation in almost all the industry sectors including e-commerce. As a result, the e-commerce space has transformed, both internally in how it functions...
These days, business data is the lifeblood of any organization or business. Companies exchange business information daily with their ecosystem of customers, partners, vendors and suppliers. Automated...
Some business analysts perceive customers’ initial decision to purchase as the most important “moment that matter” in the customer relationship. But in reality, the period after the purchase, the...