In today’s global economy, businesses have distributed their processes across a diverse range of applications, spanning both on-premises and cloud environments. Effective integration is crucial for delivering services and products to customers, but many organizations struggle to adapt to the fast-paced digital economy.

Complex integrations not only come with a high cost of ownership but also limit organizational flexibility. In addition, end-to-end operations in intricate digital landscapes often leave businesses unable to gain full visibility, impacting their ability to make informed decisions and respond to market changes efficiently.

Azure Integration Services (AIS) effectively solve architectural challenges by combining service integration and API management, enabling businesses to reduce dependency on centralized integration products and only use what’s necessary.

Download our azure Integration in a Day slide deck to learn how AIS implementation:
• Allows for seamless integration with legacy applications, minimizing disruption to business operations
• Improves service resiliency, development, discovery, governance, and data management
• Facilitates the centralization and governance of these services through a single API gateway, streamlining management and enhancing overall system efficiency.