Of the myriad challenges facing IT staffs, few are as complicated as enterprise application integration (EAI). According to InfoWorld‘s 2002 Application Integration Survey of IT leaders, EAI is still ...

Cloud providers shifted focus from infrastructure services to application-first services consumed directly by developers giving rise to a new application architecture. This architecture lets ...

Today, most enterprises first try an application service provider (ASP) by subscribing for a single hosted application. Often, this initial trial involves an application such as payroll, which ...

Ottawa, Feb. 03, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Growing adoption of cloud computing and the need for seamless data connectivity across enterprise applications are fueling growth in the Application ...

Growing AI investment and expanding SaaS ecosystems are exposing structural weaknesses in enterprise integration environments. Info-Tech Research Group's latest findings indicate that integration ...

Middleware vendors are now jockeying for a piece of the new enterprise integration architecture market, commonly called EAI. This month, we discuss what EAI is, what it means for the business, and how ...

SeeBeyond Technology last week released a comprehensive upgrade to its suite of integration products, adding new components that could let customers more easily build composite applications assembled ...

Demonstrating its commitment to provide value, flexibility and extensive industry-specific integrations for customer success, Oracle today announced Oracle Application Integration Architecture (AIA) ...

In 1999, Salesforce created the first true software-as-a-service (SaaS) package. Now there are more than 10,000 cloud-based applications aimed at enterprises and SMEs, covering everything from core ...

ZDNet blogging colleague Larry Dignan broke the story of Oracle's 'Project X' announcement, which the software giant is now branding as its Application Integration Architecture. This is clearly aimed ...

This article is dedicated to the legion of application developers who, at one time in their careers, have been given the task of integrating two major systems so that data can flow freely among them.

(1) Translating data and commands from the format of one application into the format of another. It is essentially data and command conversion on an ongoing basis between two or more incompatible ...