Integration Solutions
Omnitech takes pride in having a personalized approach to ensure that solutions are implemented and optimally configured to address your specific needs. Our Integration Solutions help you manage processes more efficiently and communicate faster throughout the enterprise.
Software Integration
Software integration refers to the process of combining separate software programs or elements into one system. The level of integration can range from the combination of components that are relatively small to larger systems of significant size and complexity. Software integration is the connection and integration of different types of software parts or subsystems. Companies often need to perform software integrations as they migrate from legacy systems to new cloud-based data apps. Companies that use multiple databases or different applications will consolidate their software to have consistent metrics.
By collecting and processing all data in one system, business teams can effectively use and analyze all information. Traditionally, companies needed professional software integrators to connect their systems. These specialists can design and implement integrated applications that meet your organization's needs. However, as technology advances, many software vendors offer integrated solutions that streamline the process of connecting different system platforms. It enables users to manage integrations, experiment with new technologies, and gain valuable insights without the expense of engineers, software developers, and specialized integrators.
Why does this matter?
When using multiple software subsystems for business functions, enterprises must use integration tools to keep disparate data sources synchronized. It enables executives and managers to practice effective data management and understand the full scope of their business. As a result of the integration, these multiple programs are able to share one database, meaning that extracting data and keeping track of customer relations is less time consuming
Application Integration
Application integration helps bridge the gap between existing on-premises systems and fast-evolving cloud-based enterprise applications. Through seamlessly interconnected processes and data exchanges, application integration allows enterprises to orchestrate a variety of functions across their entire infrastructures, enabling businesses to operate more effectively and efficiently. Application integration is the process by which applications communicate with each other by exchanging data and calling the services they provide.
Application integration is fundamental to any digital transformation strategy. Because when apps are integrated and communicate with each other, you can run your business in new and innovative ways. In a traditional business environment, applications operate independently in separate business units or functions and do not share the data they use. This is problematic because these applications are often used to run business processes or to gain insight into a company's performance. In this case, you need to make the separate applications work together by manually moving data between them.
When applications are integrated, the barriers between them are removed, allowing them to work together seamlessly without manual intervention. Business processes run faster and with fewer errors. Services offered through various apps can be combined to create a more accurate and up-to-date view of your business. Put the power of your business into your customers' hands by delivering groundbreaking experiences that engage them in new and unique ways. It also allows you to respond quickly to ever-changing market needs. Application integrations automate business processes and free up employees to add value to other areas of the business. Users do not have to copy and paste data between applications, which saves them a lot of time. Key processes that can be automated include ordering and fulfillment, invoicing, collection, expenses, approvals, and more.
There are various modern technologies to integrate into hybrid environments, including on-premises, cloud, SaaS, serverless, and edge devices. Your needs guide us to the right integration technology for your business. For example, container and serverless technologies accelerate the deployment and scaling of applications in cloud environments and edge devices, but there are many ways to manage containers and serverless deployments by vendors. Second, your integration solution must support a variety of integration, DevOps, and delivery technologies to meet your unique needs.
