Integration as a Service

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Integration as a Service
Abhay Chitnis
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Agenda

• Cloud Computing and Integration-as-a-Service
• Enerprise Applications Integration
• Business to Business Integration
• SaaS Applications Integration
• The New Paradigm
• Vendor Landscape
• Summary

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Agenda

• Cloud Computing and Integration-as-a-Service
• Enerprise Applications Integration
• Business to Business Integration
• SaaS Applications Integration
• The New Paradigm
• Vendor Landscape
• Summary

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Cloud Computing Features

• Cloud Computing is a style of computing in which
  dynamically scalable and often virtualized
  resources are provided as a service over the
  Internet
• on-demand self-service
• broad network access
• location independent resource pooling
• rapid elasticity
• measured service

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Types of Cloud Computing Services

• Types
• Infrastructure-as-a-Service
• Platform-as-a-Service
• Software-as-a-Service

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SaaS Manifestations

• Platform Blackboxing
• Pay-per-use
• Internet Protocols
• Elasticity Computing
• Self Service
• Quick Deployment
• Affordable

• Web Applications
• BI Applications
• Testing-as-a-Service
• Integration-as-a-Service (IaaS)

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IaaS Positioning I
Current Integration Platforms
SaaS Features

• Platform Blackboxing
• Pay-per-use
• Internet Protocols
• Elasticity Computing
• Self Service
• Quick Deployment
• Affordable

• Business Process Orchestration
• Composite applications
• Service Orientation
• Rich set of toolset
• Quality of Service
• Governance

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IaaS Positioning II
Cloud Computing Paradigm
Enterprise Applications Integration
Business to Business Integration
Integration- as-a- Service
SaaS Applications Integration
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Agenda

• Cloud Computing and Integration-as-a-Service
• Enerprise Applications Integration
• Business to Business Integration
• SaaS Applications Integration
• The New Paradigm
• Vendor Landscape
• Summary

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EAI Journey
Business Process based Integration
Web services based Integration
EAI JOURNEY
ESB Based Integration
Point-to Point Integration
Message Driven Integration
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EAI Current State
Business Process Orchestration
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Enterprise Applications Integration

• Matured Landscape
• Supports both event based and service based
  architecture models
• Tighter integration with business
• Governance remains an issue
• Cost of product remains biggest challenge

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EAI The cloud test

• Platform black-boxing
• Pay as you use
• Internet standard interface
• Elastic computing
• Self Service
• Affordable

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Agenda

• Cloud Computing and Integration-as-a-Service
• Enerprise Applications Integration
• Business to Business Integration
• SaaS Applications Integration
• The New Paradigm
• Vendor Landscape
• Summary

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B2B-The Extended Enterprise
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B2B-Standards Complexity
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B2B Concerns

• Unacceptable lead time in on-boarding new partner
• Cost of managing multiple standards through
  on-site gateways is too high
• Coherent view of the unified business process and
  its performance is missing

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B2B Emergence of Service Provider

• Manages on-boarding of partner in shortest
  possible time
• Single protocol based integration with the
  enterprise IT systems
• Flexible pricing models

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B2B Role of Service Provider
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B2B Integration The cloud test

• Platform black-boxing
• Pay as you use
• Internet standard interface
• Elastic computing
• Self Service
• Affordable

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Agenda

• Cloud Computing and Integration-as-a-Service
• Enerprise Applications Integration
• Business to Business Integration
• SaaS Applications Integration
• The New Paradigm
• Vendor Landscape
• Summary

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SaaS Applications Integration
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SaaS Challenges - Integration

• SaaS applications in silos
• Mix-and-match of best-of-breed SaaS
• Lack of standardized interfaces
• Increase in migration costs
• Reduced Speed of deployment

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SaaS Integration The cloud test?

• Platform black-boxing
• Pay as you use
• Internet standard interface
• Elastic computing
• Self Service
• Affordable

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Agenda

• Cloud Computing and Integration-as-a-Service
• Enerprise Applications Integration
• Business to Business Integration
• SaaS Applications Integration
• The New Paradigm
• Vendor Landscape
• Summary

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IaaS Positioning
Current Integration Platforms
SaaS Features

• Platform Blackboxing
• Pay-per-use
• Internet Protocols
• Elasticity Computing
• Self Service
• Quick Deployment
• Affordable
• Security Issues
• Reliability Issues
• Response Issues

• Business Process Orchestration
• Composite applications
• Service Orientation
• Rich set of toolset
• Quality of Service
• Governance
• Cost of Deployment
• Complexity of Standards

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The IaaS Paradigm
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Agenda

• Cloud Computing and Integration-as-a-Service
• Enerprise Applications Integration
• Business to Business Integration
• SaaS Applications Integration
• The New Paradigm
• Vendor Landscape
• Summary

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Integration Vendors 1 of 3
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Integration Vendors 2 of 3
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Integration Vendors 3 of 3
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Agenda

• Cloud Computing and Integration-as-a-Service
• Enerprise Applications Integration
• Business to Business Integration
• SaaS Applications Integration
• The New Paradigm
• Vendor Landscape
• Summary

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Summary

• Integration-as-a-Service exists in Cloud and
  Non-Cloud Paradigm
• IaaS has the most matured manifestation in
  non-cloud based B2B integration
• IaaS exploiting all of cloud computing features
  is in a nascent state
• The public cloud based manifestation of IaaS
  offers strong value proposition from cost and
  speed perspective
• The public cloud based manifestation of IaaS
  continues to be hounded by security, reliability
  and service quality issues
• A hybrid cloud based IaaS is likely to be the
  deployment model to make the most of both
  non-cloud and cloud based integration