Accelerating legacy platform migration to Boomi

As digital transformation and IoT adoption continue to increase, legacy integration solutions have become more complex and expensive to manage.

How could a platform that's been around for 10 years handle the demand of integrating with hundreds of thousands of companies? Legacy platforms for business application delivery were designed from the start to handle scaling — to address the thousands of unique requests from companies for data or information in real time. But today they face a dramatically different marketplace. Rapid innovation and the emergence of IoT technologies has increased the complexity of systems integrations.

Businesses need platforms that help them transition from their expensive proprietary integrations to a new flexible hybrid cloud architecture that includes modern protocols, end points and security. This also means gaining the ability to employ Cloud First or Cloud Transformation initiatives that could have been incompatible with earlier legacy middleware. A migration project from one integration platform to another addresses business needs and requirements that are not being met with the existing platform.

The benefits of a modernized integration approach like Boomi, enable cost reduction by reducing IT infrastructure, simplifying build and enhancing business agility. In addition, agile integration reduces complexity around compliance and standards-based transformation initiatives.

It helps IT bring new hybrid IT capabilities to market quicker by automating the movement of data across point-to-point gateway infrastructures. The result is a seamless connected hybrid environment where users can have access to their data, applications, and services from virtually anywhere, at any time, on any device.

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