Exit — build service-oriented IT architecture based on an enterprise service bus (ESB) and data lake through an approach weak connectivity IT system modules
We have developed a targeted system integration scheme for a manufacturing enterprise. We implemented ESB technology and launched 48 streams
Point A
EKF does not have an up-to-date map of IT integrations, system connectivity is strong, the central ERP is overloaded, and lags and data losses may occur, which slows down business processes.
Point B
A centralized system based on Pimcore, integrated via WSO2 ESB, has been implemented. Product cards are standardized, data is synchronized automatically, and can be scaled and controlled through message brokers and a logging system.
We have developed a single API for quick connection of over 200 “1C:Retail” systems
Point A
Polaris manages goods manually, which requires significant resources and makes it difficult to interact with marketplaces due to data silos.
Point B
A centralized system based on Pimcore, integrated via WSO2 ESB, has been implemented. Product cards are standardized, data is synchronized automatically, and can be scaled and controlled through message brokers and a logging system.
We have developed a single API for quick connection of 200+ 1C:Retail systems
Point A
The point-to-point integration architecture between 1C:ERP Enterprise Management and more than 200 1C:Retail systems has led to overloads, irrelevant data and lack of transparency.
Point B
The introduction of a single API connector has essentially made it easier to synchronize data by eliminating multiple point connectors. Adding new outlets is now quick, and monitoring ensures transparency and control.
A supplier portal was developed for the Fix Price network and automated the work with product data
Point A
Manual collection and transmission of product data via messengers and email, which led to errors and delays. Problems with synchronizing data between systems.
Point B
Automation via Pimcore and Mule ESB. In their personal account, suppliers enter data that is automatically transferred to systems, thereby improving the quality and speed of their processing. The ESB bus makes it easy to integrate and manage data.
We redesigned the IT architecture and drew up a roadmap for its transformation for music retailer Muztorg
Point A
Muztorg has problems with its outdated IT architecture, which result in high maintenance costs, inefficient system interaction and risks of data loss.
Point B
A new architecture has been developed with the introduction of MDM and ESB solutions, which makes it possible to optimize the operation of information systems, ensure scalability, improve data quality and accelerate integration with external services.
We introduced a scalable service tire for ATIMO
Point A
The startup ATIMO faced the problem of scaling its system. Each new counterparty required a direct connection to the database, which led to significant resource costs and increased information security risks.
Point B
The introduction of a service bus (ESB) has made it possible to simplify the connection of taxi fleets, speed up data processing, reduce the load on servers, and increase security by eliminating direct connections. The architecture became easily scalable, which made it possible to connect 20 taxi fleets with 42 databases and significantly reduce the amount of resources required to complete each request.
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