Enterprise application integration is important because it allows the various departments or components of a company or network to share information, exchange data and coordinate resources.

Enterprise portals are rapidly evolving to meet corporate technology and business requirements. Read why three trends are increasingly shaping how portals fit into your enterprise's IT strategy.

Enterprise information management (EIM) refers to the optimal use of data within an enterprise. EIM promotes improved security, increased efficiency, improved data quality, and integration of data ...

Data Federation: Enterprise Information Integration (EII) Data federation typically follows a pull approach where data is pulled from the underlying source systems on an on-demand basis. Enterprise ...

Integration technology must provide similar services for the entire business process, including user authentication, resource access control, and information encryption.

Enterprise Information Integration (EII) is designed to give companies real-time access to information that's stored across multiple applications, databases and data warehouses.

Avaki Corporation (www.avaki.com), a leading provider of enterprise information integration (EII) software, today announced the release of Avaki Data Grid 4.0, software that is unique in its ...

Alternatively known as virtual data federation or enterprise information integration (EII), virtual DI eliminates the intermediate data store by leveraging high-performance query techniques that let ...

Information aggregation shouldn't be a problem. Using search-based applications to provide integration is entirely possible. Will there ever be one enterprise information aggregator? That was the ...

Corporate users are increasingly pairing enterprise information integration (EII) technology with business intelligence tools to bolster their efforts to use real-time transaction data to make day ...

Integration efforts, be it enabled using EAI (Enterprise Application Integration), SOA (Service Oriented Architecture), EII (Enterprise Information Integration) or ETL (Extract Transform and Load ...

Enterprises are tackling the ugly problem of reconciling widely distributed data, driven in part by the move to service-oriented architecture No one likes data integration. It’s painstaking ...