Today’s enterprises are not only geographically dispersed; they often deploy heterogeneous platforms creating ‘islands’ of data that fail to provide a comprehensive view of the enterprise. It is imperative that enterprises integrate such heterogeneous data sources form different departments, divisions, and geographically dispersed offices - else the value promised from business process fusion will be lost.

Our intergration services are based on industry standards like OAG, Rosettanet, etc. and utilize open industry standards like XML, Web Services, XSLT, etc. We have successfully integrated an organization's internal information systems with it’s customers, suppliers, and trading partners at a business processes level.

Our consultants have extensive experience with:

• Products from market-leading EAI vendors such as IBM, Vitria, TIBCO, webMethods, SAP XI, etc.
• Delivering quote to cash, product configuration, ticketing, financial and human resource processes across IT, media, financial, health care, life sciences, and pharmaceutical industries. Our consulting experience can help your EAI and BPM endeavors.
• Enterprise Business Expertise - ERP product and data model know-how enabling complex integration scenarios and data-exchange using Oracle applications, API, SAP Netweaver, PeopleSoft CI, Siebel EAI etc. - adapter competency across ERP and CRM solutions
• Technology-enabled integration using JMS/J2EE, web services, .Net, and service-Oriented architecture.

Our experience and expertise are used to design and configure an integration strategy that will enable business-to-business processes and end-to-end business process integration, while ensuring platform interoperability.

Our functional consultants can assist your enterprise with its business process management. We approach every project with a step-by-step methodology designed to ensure success:

• Each project begins with clearly stated objectives that drive an integration assessment, which in turn, drives technology recommendations and acceptance criteria.
• An integration architecture is developed based on key business processes. The architecture facilitates the formulation of an integration strategy for each interface and detailed operational procedures.
• Once the integration infrastructure is installed, the interfaces are designed and developed and thoroughly tested. The interfaces and operational procedures are piloted, tested and then moved to production.
• The entire integration package is rolled out to a full production environment, and the end users and support teams are trained.