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Enable integration across multi clouds and on-prem. seamlessly
Transform your business with IBM’s iPaaS
Today, most organizations rely on various platforms, systems, teams and lines of code to meet their integration needs. It’s a chaos of connectivity, made worse through a wide array of integrations that live across clouds, systems and geographies.
IBM® provides a hybrid, enterprise iPaaS to address these challenges. The unified interface helps you control applications, APIs, B2B and files across all geographies, hybrid multi-cloud hosting environments, user personas and teams in a cost effective and secure manner.
Benefits of IBM® iPaaS
- Maintain control and reduce risk: Centralized control and distributed execution helps full visibility and achieve compliance without chaos
- Increase productivity: Automate workflows using generative AI, build and deploy apps. In one motion
- Adapt faster: The unified hybrid platform provides seamless flow of data for informed decisions. Develop integrations with any tool and deploy them anywhere in a click
- Build better experiences: Say “Yes” to business demands with a composable architecture of building blocks.
Generative AI is rapidly creating opportunities for businessinsights and growth but also accelerating enterprise risks and challenges on a deeper level than any disruption to date. This is a generational shift in IT!
While generative AI will drive mass personalization, and automation, integration will remain the connective tissue that enables digitization, while managing resiliency, data privacy, security and compliance across the IT stack.
Read on to understand how an AI enabled unified hybrid iPaaS can help you overcome the chaos and embrace AI in a secure manner.
Carnival Cruise Line was founded in 1972. The company operates 27 cruise ships that take millions of guests on voyages, from across the US to destinations in the Caribbean, the Pacific and across the Atlantic.
Before, during, and after a cruise, Carnival faces challenges unique to business at sea. Complex shipboard systems must exchange data with myriad shoreside systems that span all types of environments. Data handoff, synchronization and transformation must happen seamlessly and quickly for dozens of cruises every week.
Read on to learn how IBM webMethods helped Carnival address their guest needs at the center in a seamless and secure fashion.
The cloud is full of promise, but also full of complexity, especially for the modern enterprise. Therefore, you need a smart approach to integration in a hybrid, multicloud world. Most businesses today find themselves managing complex hybrid and multicloud environments.
As an accelerator of digital transformation, the cloud helps you connect and exchange data in real time, scale data handling up or down, increase visibility across IT, and better control costs. But with that comes additional challenges around synchronizing policies and providers, establishing security across operations, and enabling advanced automations for the business to serve themselves. Integration should be part of the solution, but too often, integration practitioners are pushed to their limits as information silos hit hyper proportions, access permissions multiply, and third-party firewalls shut developers out.
In a hybrid, multicloud world, integration is now both the solution and the problem. That means you’d better have a solid plan geared toward interoperability, security, portability, and flexible management. Otherwise, you’ll need to overcome a set of roadblocks that risk stopping your multicloud strategy in its tracks. So, what are these roadblocks, and why isn’t your iPaaS able to handle them? And how could a new approach to integration lead you down a more productive path? This white paper seeks to ease the burden on integrators by offering some answers
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