Application integration

The core stays. The systems start talking to each other.

Oracle, SAP, Banner, or a legacy system is not rewritten to connect a process. MC3D takes the layer that already joins them. The flow is written down, it can be followed, and it stops breaking into manual tasks.

01 · The core

Stays

The ERP and the legacy stack keep running. Integration is the layer that connects them to the channels.

02 · The flow

It is written down

The process can be followed, audited, and resumed. It does not live in an email or a spreadsheet.

03 · The change

It lands on top

A new channel or application joins the integration that is already there. It does not start from zero.

On what already runs

Integration fits the ecosystem

The solution is built on the platform the client already has, not the other way around.

Oracle

OIC, SOA Suite, BPM Suite, Process Cloud, Visual Builder, and Data Integrator.

SAP and the crossing

SAP Integration Studio, and the point where Oracle ERP Cloud has to meet SAP.

Bus

Mule, Apache Camel, ServiceMix, Red Hat Fuse, OpenESB, and Azure Hub Connector.

Process

Camunda, Bonita, Bizagi, Signavio, Intalio, and Orchestra.

Custom

Java, .NET, Python, or Node.js when the suite does not include the connector the flow needs.

What changes

Continuity, not only a connection

Between areas

Fewer manual tasks and fewer breaks from one system to the next.

Traceability

The information that moves can be followed and audited.

Response

Less rework and less waiting between the business and technology.

Evolution

A new process or channel comes in without rebuilding the base.

On the premises

AIRE leaves the process in BPEL 2.0

When the process has to stay next to the operation, AIRE writes it and, when needed, administers it on the engine.

It is edited without the engine

The BPEL is built as a tree: sequence, flow, invoke, decision, scope, and compensation. Apache ODE is not required to create it or to review it, and it is not opened as raw XML.

It runs when it is time

AIRE connects to Apache ODE to see processes and instances. It does not replace Oracle or SAP. The explicit process stays beside the suite that already runs. From Falcon it opens as integrate applications.

In operation

The same layer, in telecommunications.

At Entel, SOA Suite and BPM carried the integration of Oracle ERP Cloud with SAP. The core was not rewritten. It was connected.

If two systems still pass the data by hand, let's talk.

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