Integration platform as a Service or iPaaS delivers a cloud service for data, process, applications, and service-oriented architecture (SOA) integration layout. It is a multi-tenant platform that supports cloud-to-on-premise, cloud-to-cloud, on-premise-to-on-premise, and also B2B integration. It also helps real-time integration and scales to meet the high-volume demands of mobile, extract, transform and load and electronic data interchange environments. Boomi introduced the first iPaaS of the industry in 2008.
As a cloud-based iPaaS company, Boomi, a Dell Technologies business, eases the integration of your applications and data without the cost and complexity of traditional middleware or custom coding, resulting in various benefits such as, drastically cutting the time and cost of integration, implementing integration projects in days or weeks, instead of months, and gaining real-time insights across the business.
iPaaS shaping up the next-generation’s utility?
More and more utility companies have started moving towards iPaaS vendors to obtain better software integration and results. Large U.S. utility is achieving data transformation and business results leveraging Bhoomi.
iPaaS service providers solve all the complexities and issues when it comes to integrating applications. A clear benefit is the availability of domain-specific and pre-built integration content like data flow, connectivity, or APIs in iPaaS solutions. This lets utility businesses skip the laborious task of developing orchestrations or APIs and writing integration code by hand.
With so many precise benefits offered by iPaaS, a huge number of utility businesses have started using it or planning to use it in the near future.
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