Data Integration

Process integration

We integrate your company's existing business processes to enable client applications to communicate directly with each other, regardless of their location, underlying technology or format.

Data integration

When enterprise applications must remain compartmentalized, we can help you link their data sources: this allows you to channel the information power of your different systems and extract all possible synergy.

Companies are facing increasing pressure to turn to the cloud for the further evolution of their systems. Security, storage, even the implementation of individual workstations: there's not a single area where the challenges of the cloud aren't apparent.

To create a clear, coherent project, companies need the advice of an experienced player who can plan and implement the integration of their old services into their new skin.

Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) represents a new paradigm in the use of technology and services. Small, medium-sized and large companies are using it to facilitate all their business processes, as it enables them to integrate absolutely everything, from software applications to hardware systems.
In today's fast-growing world, businesses depend on technology, and the need to integrate disparate applications is very strong. Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) involves using hardware and software to enable all corporate IT applications to communicate with each other and exchange information.

ETL is a type of data integration software that refers to the three steps (extract, transform, load) used to collect data from multiple sources. It is often used to build a Data Warehouse: a relational database designed for data queries and analysis.
During this process, data is extracted from one or more sources, converted into a compatible format that can be analyzed, and stored in a Data Warehouse or other system.

ETLs have many possible uses. Their primary use is to transform data for transfer to data warehouses, but they can also be used to transfer data from older systems to current systems with different data formats.

ESBs enable applications to communicate with each other, even when they don't offer the services or interfaces originally designed for this purpose. Like a backbone, they become the nervous system of your information system architectures. This intelligent new architecture enables all your applications to communicate (web services, messages, routing, transformation, etc.), even if they weren't originally designed to do so!

With the development of digitalization, e-commerce and teleworking, companies are facing new challenges. IT systems have become increasingly complex, and some can include hundreds or even thousands of diverse applications. ESBs are becoming indispensable for building communication bridges between your applications and acting as mediators between customers and service providers.

Microsoft BizTalk Server, or simply "BizTalk", is a Business Process Management server. Through the use of adapters designed to communicate with the various software systems used by SMEs and large corporations, BizTalk enables them to integrate and automate their business processes. Microsoft's BizTalk solution offers the following functionalities:

• Business process automation
• Business process modeling
• Business to business communication
• Enterprise application integration
• Message broker

Although aimed at medium-sized and large companies, BizTalk is also used by small businesses. A classic example of BizTalk use is the exchange of business documents (a customer's order, an invoice, etc.) within an organization or across its borders.
The BizTalk Server runtime is based on a Publish/Subscribe architecture (messages are published in the system and then received by one or more subscribers) or ESB.

Azure Logic Apps is a cloud service that lets you automate and orchestrate tasks, business processes and workflows when you need to integrate applications, data, systems and services between companies or organizations. Logic Apps simplifies the design and creation of scalable solutions for application integration, data integration, systems integration, enterprise application integration (EAI) and business-to-business (B2B) communication, whether in a cloud environment, a local environment, or both.

For example, here are some workloads you can automate with logical applications:

• Process and route orders on different local systems and cloud services.
• Send email notifications with Office 365 when events occur in different systems, applications and services.
• Move files uploaded from an SFTP or FTP server to Azure Storage.
• Monitor tweets on a specific topic, analyze sentiment and create alerts or tasks for items to be examined.

To create enterprise integration solutions with Azure Logic Apps, you can choose from a growing gallery of over 200 connectors, including other services such as Azure Service Bus, Functions and Storage; SQL, Office 365, Dynamics, Salesforce, BizTalk, SAP, Oracle DB, file shares and more. Connectors provide triggers, actions, or both, to create logical applications that securely access and process data in real time.