Enterprise Application Integration

As enterprises spread their boundaries across different business areas; they acquire disparate technology solutions and applications. However, these applications are often unable to communicate and share information with each other due to several reasons like lack of interoperability, variable formats and dissimilar standards of operations.

Tricom's Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) practice provides a structured information processing and delivery framework that helps leading global organizations break down information barriers across the enterprise. Our comprehensive suite of EAI services delivers an end-to-end solution that addresses the four critical elements of business operations: business, people, process and IT. Our EAI solutions are designed to deliver measurable results and rapid ROI, and strike the right balance between business and IT needs.

Tricom offers EAI services in three areas comprising Enterprise application Integration, B2B and B2C integration and Legacy integration.

EAI projects can be extremely challenging. We have established an impressive track record of delivering proven integration and e-business services. Our integration technology expertise includes middleware products, applications and tools, and is complemented by in-depth knowledge of ERP, SCM, CRM, Data Warehousing and e-commerce.

Benefits of Tricom's Enterprise Application Integration Services:

• Comprehensive set of data adapters provides flexible integration across hundreds of data formats and applications
• Scalable design and deployment
• Rich data connectivity enabling information flow between a wide range of enterprise applications, including connectors for SAP and XML-based intermediate interfaces, and many other leading ERP applications
• Direct connectors with options for multimode and mass insert to a wide range of enterprise-class applications and databases, including Oracle, DB2 and Sybase
• Real-time, event-based and continuous processing
• Distributed integration model that allows integration processes to reside at the points of integration, creating a scalable and flexible integration infrastructure for use in SOA
• Ability for all data objects and messages to be handled in buffered memory for high-performance processing