By: Srikant Subramaniam, Director, Product Management, Oracle
CON7646: Simplify SaaS and On-Premises Integration by Using Oracle Fusion Middleware
Monday, Sep 29, 10:15 AM - 11:00 AM - Moscone West – 3018
Integration involves the exchange of information between systems to achieve a specific business objective such as synchronization of customer account data for fulfilling orders. The location of an application and its data, whether in the data center or under the auspices of a cloud provider, does not change this basic business need.
With the increasing popularity of Software as a Service (SaaS), many organizations are having to deal with newer cloud-based applications, in addition to their existing on-premise systems. Without proper planning, integrating these two sets of applications can often end up with an “accidental cloud architecture” characterized by point-to-point connections from the on-premise systems to their cloud counterparts, completely bypassing any well-established integration architecture principles. These custom interfaces result in brittle connections that are difficult to upgrade when endpoints change.
Attend this session to see how Oracle Fusion Middleware provides a single set of integration tools to handle all of these integration scenarios, with direct and interchangeable connections to cloud and on-premise systems. Learn how the new Cloud Adapters in SOA Suite 12c simplify the task of developing and managing connectivity and enable you to focus on building the business logic for the integration processes.
In addition, see how all these concepts come together via an actual customer example -- where we will discuss how Ricoh Americas used Oracle SOA Suite as the framework for their SaaS and on-premise integration to minimize complexity and bring new efficiencies to their business.
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