Microsoft Azure cloud environment adds webMethods.io.
Microsoft and Software AG have partnered to add, webMethods.io Integration Platform-as-a-Service (iPaaS) on Microsoft Azure.
This will allow enterprises to connect applications, services, and data in the Microsoft Azure cloud environment.
Applications can quickly and easily be integrated into the cloud environment using webMethods.io iPaaS, which “accelerates migration to and adoption” of Microsoft Azure. This addition will eliminate integration silos. It will also help organisations stay connected to their critical applications and information during the transition to the cloud/new operating environments.
Dr. Stefan Sigg chief product officer at Software AG Integration said “quick and easy” access to critical information and applications will define the cloud era.
“webMethods.io iPaaS lets companies handle their workloads closer to where their infrastructure is located, increasing activity speed, reducing latency, and providing the highest-quality cloud experience possible,” he said.
Software AG’s webMethods.io iPaaS has a cloud provider-agnostic architecture, built on a Kubernetes foundation for auto-scale. It is designed to position customers for success as multi-cloud environments increase in enterprise adoption across the globe.
Customers will be able to use Azure, while integrating other applications or workflows that might currently sit on another platform.
This provides faster access to information and applications, while reducing latency, said Dr Sigg.
“Imagine that your department receives data from multiple applications located in Microsoft Azure, but at the same time, another department uses another platform,” he said. “The data is complementary, and you need to combine your insights.”
According to Dr Sigg users to integrate data in the Microsoft Azure instance of webMethods.io, while their colleagues do the same in the instance of webMethods.io specific to their cloud provider.
“Now your data is effectively in the same place for you to see the whole picture and act on it in the best interests of your customers, partners or employees,” he said.
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