#SnapLogic Developer

[oditeksolutions]

SnapLogic | SnapLogic iPaaS | SnapLogic Middleware (oditeksolutions.com)

SnapLogic: Cloud-Based Integration Platform with AI-Powered Automation

Seamless Data Integration: Key to Business Success

Connecting data sources seamlessly and efficiently is a crucial aspect of modern business operations. In today’s data-driven business environment, organizations need to leverage data from multiple sources to make informed decisions and gain a competitive edge. The ability to integrate data from disparate systems and applications has become critical for businesses looking to drive growth, optimize operations, and enhance customer experience.

SnapLogic: AI-Powered Integration Platform as a Service

What is SnapLogic! It is an Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) solution that helps organizations achieve this by offering a cloud-based platform that connects on-premise business modules, SaaS applications, and cloud data sources. Powered by AI, SnapLogic architecture provides intelligent deployment for businesses of all sizes, automating integration projects from development to maintenance and deployment in hybrid environments. With over 400 pre-built connectors, SnapLogic middleware minimizes data transfer efforts and ensures that data flows smoothly across different databases and applications.

OdiTek Service Offerings

OdiTek provides cloud integration services for businesses in different industries, utilizing SnapLogic. Our experts have good experience in designing and implementing SnapLogic-based solutions to automate integration projects across hybrid environments. Our services include configuring pre-built connectors to ensure smooth data flows and optimizing integration processes through consultation. By leveraging SnapLogic iPaaS, we help businesses achieve efficiency, agility, and competitiveness in the digital world.

Key Features of SnapLogic

Snaps

SnapLogic’s Snaps enable code-free integration, providing data insights and positive business outcomes without reviewing API documentation

Ultra Pipelines

Enable high-throughput and highly available cloud-to-cloud and ground-to-ground deployment for critical integrations with fast and scalable execution

B2B Integration & API Management

The integration platform connects multiple applications via B2B gateway, enables EDI gateway connections, and provides easy API management across environments

Extract Load Transform (ELT)

Transform data with SnapLogic’s Snaps and extract summarized data from cloud warehouses to multiple endpoints

Pipeline Synthesis

SnapLogic’s machine learning identifies user intent and suggests end-to-end integration pipeline building, enabling faster integration and allowing more focus on strategic tasks

Fast Data Loader

Gather data from various channels to understand customer needs and access customer insights with pre-built pipelines through SnapLogic’s no-code, point-and-click interface

Our Service Offering

Consulting Services

Uninterrupted Workflow

Optimizing the data integration

Access of Automation 360 Control Room

Automation of data transfer

Efficient API & EDI management

Architecting Services

Assessing system & challenges.

Identifying Integration patterns

On-prem/cloud app deployment

Capacity planning & assessment

System & app architecture review

Implementing Services

Testing and debugging of integrations

Automated deployment & support

App alerts configuration & fine-tuning

Configuration and customization

Compatibility with existing systems

Development Services

Reusable components, connectors

Custom APIs and integrations

Real-time data orchestration

Developing Custom connectors

Transforming data across formats

Designing Services

Business requirements analysis

Custom workflow design

Data mapping and transformation

Error handling & monitoring tools

Secure data transfer as per norms

Managed Services

Reduced costs & increased agility

Proactive & preventive Monitoring

Legacy and Disparate Data optimization

Easy collaboration via shared IT assets

Anypoint Platform environment

Platform Support & Services

24×7 support and monitoring

Performance tuning of applications

Automation & process improvements

Providing weekly & monthly reports

Root cause analysis & effective solution

Maintenance & Operation

Maintenance & timely updating tickets

Security audits for performance growth

Security and privacy compliance concerns

Customized maintenance contracts

Continuous Remote and desktop support

Planning & Testing Services

Defining timelines & resources

Assessing & analysing current state

Unit testing & system testing

Identifying and troubleshooting the issues

Post-deployment monitoring and testing

OdiTek’s SnapLogic Expertise

Oditek offers cloud integration services for businesses in various industries. Our experienced team integrates, designs and implements SnapLogic-based solutions to seamlessly connect data sources. With SnapLogic’s iPaaS, we automate integration projects and configure pre-built connectors to ensure smooth data flows across applications and data stores.

Seamless Integration

SnapLogic offers unique integration capabilities and code-free structure link cloud, on-premise, and big data endpoints in real time across APIs, databases, and apps

Save Integration Costs

Enterprises can accelerate integration development by 70% and simplify tasks for tech specialists with SnapLogic’s AI-powered design feature, resulting in increased ROI

Reduce Ramp-Time

Cloud-based and AI-powered platforms provide real-time automation and enable monitoring and measuring of employee experience for improved productivity

Efficient Administration Console

SnapLogic’s intuitive web-based interface of the platform, empowers a SnapLogic developer to manage user tasks remotely with ease.

[buydatapro]

BOOST SALESBreak Down Data Silos: Unified Data Solutions from BuyData.pro

Data is present everywhere in today's intricate corporate environment, including innumerable spreadsheets, marketing automation tools, ERP platforms, and CRM systems. Data silos, a type of fragmentation, impair decision-making and inhibit development. By offering complete data integration and unification solutions that combine different information into a single, coherent source of truth, BuyData.pro specializes in removing these obstacles. 

The Cost of Fragmented Data

Data silos are more than just an inconvenience; they are a significant drain on resources and a barrier to effective strategy:

Inconsistent Insights: Different departments operate on conflicting data, leading to misaligned goals and wasted efforts.

Operational Inefficiency: Manual data reconciliation and duplicate efforts consume valuable time and resources.

Missed Opportunities: A lack of a holistic view prevents identifying cross-functional trends or customer insights.

Compliance Risks: Inability to track data across systems makes regulatory adherence challenging.

According to research, data silos cost companies 14% of their yearly income on average (SnapLogic). Additionally, data integration and preparation might take up 80% of an analyst's work instead of analysis (IBM). These numbers highlight how urgently data unification is needed.

BuyData.pro: Your Architect for Data Harmony

BuyData.pro provides the expertise and technology to seamlessly integrate and unify your critical business data. We create a centralized, accessible data environment that empowers every facet of your organization:

Connectors & ETL (Extract, Transform, Load): We build robust pipelines to extract data from all your disparate sources, transform it into a consistent format, and load it into a unified repository.

Data Warehousing & Data Lakes: Design and implement scalable data storage solutions tailored to your needs, whether a structured data warehouse for reporting or a flexible data lake for big data analytics.

Master Data Management (MDM): Establish a single, authoritative record for your most critical business entities (e.g., customers, products, suppliers), ensuring consistency across all systems.

API Integration: Develop custom APIs to facilitate real-time data exchange between applications, enabling dynamic workflows and instant insights.

Data Governance & Security: Implement robust governance frameworks and security protocols to ensure unified data remains accurate, compliant, and protected.

Example: A Retailer's Unified Customer View

Think about a multi-channel business that finds it difficult to comprehend its customers because of data fragmentation from loyalty programs, in-store point of sale, internet purchases, and customer support. They combine all of these sources into a single customer data platform by collaborating with BuyData.pro. Because of their unified data strategy, they are able to obtain a full 360-degree perspective of every customer, which enables them to create customized marketing campaigns that raise conversion rates by 20% and increase customer retention by 15% as a result of better service.

Why Choose BuyData.pro for Data Integration & Unification?

Holistic Business View: Gain a comprehensive understanding of your operations, customers, and market from a single source of truth.

Enhanced Efficiency: Automate data flows, eliminate manual reconciliation, and reduce operational bottlenecks.

Accelerated Insights: Enable faster, more accurate analytics and reporting by providing clean, integrated data.

Improved Compliance: Simplify data auditing and ensure adherence to privacy regulations across all your systems.

Scalable Solutions: Our integration frameworks are built to grow with your business, accommodating new data sources and increasing volumes seamlessly.

Break Free from Data Silos. Unleash Your Business Potential.

Don't let fragmented data hold your business back. With BuyData.pro, you can achieve true data unification, transforming complexity into clarity and driving unprecedented growth.

Contact Us Today

Visit our website or contact our team to discover how BuyData.pro can unify your data and unlock its full strategic value.

[jcmarchi]

Aaron Kesler, Director of AI Product Management at SnapLogic – Interview Series

New Post has been published on https://thedigitalinsider.com/aaron-kesler-director-of-ai-product-management-at-snaplogic-interview-series/

Aaron Kesler, Director of AI Product Management at SnapLogic – Interview Series

Aaron Kesler, Director of AI Product Management at SnapLogic, is a certified product leader with over a decade of experience building scalable frameworks that blend design thinking, jobs to be done, and product discovery. He focuses on developing new AI-driven products and processes while mentoring aspiring PMs through his blog and coaching on strategy, execution, and customer-centric development.

SnapLogic is an AI-powered integration platform that helps enterprises connect applications, data, and APIs quickly and efficiently. With its low-code interface and intelligent automation, SnapLogic enables faster digital transformation across data engineering, IT, and business teams.

You’ve had quite the entrepreneurial journey, starting STAK in college and going on to be acquired by Carvertise. How did those early experiences shape your product mindset?

This was a really interesting time in my life. My roommate and I started STAK because we were bored with our coursework and wanted real-world experience. We never imagined it would lead to us getting acquired by what became Delaware’s poster startup. That experience really shaped my product mindset because I naturally gravitated toward talking to businesses, asking them about their problems, and building solutions. I didn’t even know what a product manager was back then—I was just doing the job.

At Carvertise, I started doing the same thing: working with their customers to understand pain points and develop solutions—again, well before I had the PM title. As an engineer, your job is to solve problems with technology. As a product manager, your job shifts to finding the right problems—the ones that are worth solving because they also drive business value. As an entrepreneur, especially without funding, your mindset becomes: how do I solve someone’s problem in a way that helps me put food on the table? That early scrappiness and hustle taught me to always look through different lenses. Whether you’re at a self-funded startup, a VC-backed company, or a healthcare giant, Maslow’s “basic need” mentality will always be the foundation.

You talk about your passion for coaching aspiring product managers. What advice do you wish you had when you were breaking into product?

The best advice I ever got—and the advice I give to aspiring PMs—is: “If you always argue from the customer’s perspective, you’ll never lose an argument.” That line is deceptively simple but incredibly powerful. It means you need to truly understand your customer—their needs, pain points, behavior, and context—so you’re not just showing up to meetings with opinions, but with insights. Without that, everything becomes HIPPO (highest paid person’s opinion), a battle of who has more power or louder opinions. With it, you become the person people turn to for clarity.

You’ve previously stated that every employee will soon work alongside a dozen AI agents. What does this AI-augmented future look like in a day-to-day workflow?

What may be interesting is that we are already in a reality where people are working with multiple AI agents – we’ve helped our customers like DCU plan, build, test, safeguard, and put dozens of agents to help their workforce. What’s fascinating is companies are building out organization charts of AI coworkers for each employee, based on their needs. For example, employees will have their own AI agents dedicated to certain use cases—such as an agent for drafting epics/user stories, one that assists with coding or prototyping or issues pull requests, and another that analyzes customer feedback – all sanctioned and orchestrated by IT because there’s a lot on the backend determining who has access to which data, which agents need to adhere to governance guidelines, etc. I don’t believe agents will replace humans, yet. There will be a human in the loop for the foreseeable future but they will remove the repetitive, low-value tasks so people can focus on higher-level thinking. In five years, I expect most teams will rely on agents the same way we rely on Slack or Google Docs today.

How do you recommend companies bridge the AI literacy gap between technical and non-technical teams?

Start small, have a clear plan of how this fits in with your data and application integration strategy, keep it hands-on to catch any surprises, and be open to iterating from the original goals and approach. Find problems by getting curious about the mundane tasks in your business. The highest-value problems to solve are often the boring ones that the unsung heroes are solving every day. We learned a lot of these best practices firsthand as we built agents to assist our SnapLogic finance department. The most important approach is to make sure you have secure guardrails on what types of data and applications certain employees or departments have access to.

Then companies should treat it like a college course: explain key terms simply, give people a chance to try tools themselves in controlled environments, and then follow up with deeper dives. We also make it known that it is okay not to know everything. AI is evolving fast, and no one’s an expert in every area. The key is helping teams understand what’s possible and giving them the confidence to ask the right questions.

What are some effective strategies you’ve seen for AI upskilling that go beyond generic training modules?

The best approach I’ve seen is letting people get their hands on it. Training is a great start—you need to show them how AI actually helps with the work they’re already doing. From there, treat this as a sanctioned approach to shadow IT, or shadow agents, as employees are creative to find solutions that may solve super particular problems only they have. We gave our field team and non-technical teams access to AgentCreator, SnapLogic’s agentic AI technology that eliminates the complexity of enterprise AI adoption, and empowered them to try building something and to report back with questions. This exercise led to real learning experiences because it was tied to their day-to-day work.

Do you see a risk in companies adopting AI tools without proper upskilling—what are some of the most common pitfalls?

The biggest risks I’ve seen are substantial governance and/or data security violations, which can lead to costly regulatory fines and the potential of putting customers’ data at risk.  However, some of the most frequent risks I see are companies adopting AI tools without fully understanding what they are and are not capable of. AI isn’t magic. If your data is a mess or your teams don’t know how to use the tools, you’re not going to see value. Another issue is when organizations push adoption from the top down and don’t take into consideration the people actually executing the work. You can’t just roll something out and expect it to stick. You need champions to educate and guide folks, teams need a strong data strategy, time, and context to put up guardrails, and space to learn.

At SnapLogic, you’re working on new product development. How does AI factor into your product strategy today?

AI and customer feedback are at the heart of our product innovation strategy. It’s not just about adding AI features, it’s about rethinking how we can continually deliver more efficient and easy-to-use solutions for our customers that simplify how they interact with integrations and automation. We’re building products with both power users and non-technical users in mind—and AI helps bridge that gap.

How does SnapLogic’s AgentCreator tool help businesses build their own AI agents? Can you share a use case where this had a big impact?

AgentCreator is designed to help teams build real, enterprise-grade AI agents without writing a single line of code. It eliminates the need for experienced Python developers to build LLM-based applications from scratch and empowers teams across finance, HR, marketing, and IT to create AI-powered agents in just hours using natural language prompts. These agents are tightly integrated with enterprise data, so they can do more than just respond. Integrated agents automate complex workflows, reason through decisions, and act in real time, all within the business context.

AgentCreator has been a game-changer for our customers like Independent Bank, which used AgentCreator to launch voice and chat assistants to reduce the IT help desk ticket backlog and free up IT resources to focus on new GenAI initiatives. In addition, benefits administration provider Aptia used AgentCreator to automate one of its most manual and resource-intensive processes: benefits elections. What used to take hours of backend data entry now takes minutes, thanks to AI agents that streamline data translation and validation across systems.

SnapGPT allows integration via natural language. How has this democratized access for non-technical users?

SnapGPT, our integration copilot, is a great example of how GenAI is breaking down barriers in enterprise software. With it, users ranging from non-technical to technical can describe the outcome they want using simple natural language prompts—like asking to connect two systems or triggering a workflow—and the integration is built for them. SnapGPT goes beyond building integration pipelines—users can describe pipelines, create documentation, generate SQL queries and expressions, and transform data from one format to another with a simple prompt. It turns out, what was once a developer-heavy process into something accessible to employees across the business. It’s not just about saving time—it’s about shifting who gets to build. When more people across the business can contribute, you unlock faster iteration and more innovation.

What makes SnapLogic’s AI tools—like AutoSuggest and SnapGPT—different from other integration platforms on the market?

SnapLogic is the first generative integration platform that continuously unlocks the value of data across the modern enterprise at unprecedented speed and scale. With the ability to build cutting-edge GenAI applications in just hours — without writing code — along with SnapGPT, the first and most advanced GenAI-powered integration copilot, organizations can vastly accelerate business value. Other competitors’ GenAI capabilities are lacking or nonexistent. Unlike much of the competition, SnapLogic was born in the cloud and is purpose-built to manage the complexities of cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments.

SnapLogic offers iterative development features, including automated validation and schema-on-read, which empower teams to finish projects faster. These features enable more integrators of varying skill levels to get up and running quickly, unlike competitors that mostly require highly skilled developers, which can slow down implementation significantly. SnapLogic is a highly performant platform that processes over four trillion documents monthly and can efficiently move data to data lakes and warehouses, while some competitors lack support for real-time integration and cannot support hybrid environments.

 What excites you most about the future of product management in an AI-driven world?

What excites me most about the future of product management is the rise of one of the latest buzzwords to grace the AI space “vibe coding”—the ability to build working prototypes using natural language. I envision a world where everyone in the product trio—design, product management, and engineering—is hands-on with tools that translate ideas into real, functional solutions in real time. Instead of relying solely on engineers and designers to bring ideas to life, everyone will be able to create and iterate quickly.

Imagine being on a customer call and, in the moment, prototyping a live solution using their actual data. Instead of just listening to their proposed solutions, we could co-create with them and uncover better ways to solve their problems. This shift will make the product development process dramatically more collaborative, creative, and aligned. And that excites me because my favorite part of the job is building alongside others to solve meaningful problems.

Thank you for the great interview, readers who wish to learn more should visit SnapLogic. 

[yusufwrites12]

The Almanack of Naval Ravikant: A Hidden Gem for Achieving Financial Freedom

Have you ever wondered what truly defines the term "underrated"? If not, there's a particular book called The Almanack of Naval Ravikant that is the very embodiment of it. This book serves as a comprehensive guide for readers aspiring to achieve financial freedom. It fundamentally teaches that wealth is not solely dependent on luck. Instead, it emphasizes the importance of acquiring specific knowledge, coupled with accountability and leverage, to create opportunities and bring luck to your side.

Written by Eric Jorgenson, the book is essentially a compilation of Naval Ravikant’s transcripts, tweets, interviews, and talks. For those unfamiliar with him, Naval is an Indo-American entrepreneur and investor, known for his early investments in startups like Uber, Twitter, SnapLogic, and Clearview AI, among others.

In the opening chapter, Naval challenges the conventional notion of "hard work," labeling it as overrated. According to him, one should not blindly grind away at hard work until they figures out what they should be working on. The essence is to first determine the right things to focus on, and then, with the aid of hard work, pursue your goals. Naval illustrates this concept with an example: "You can work in a restaurant eighty hours a week, and you are not going to get rich. Getting rich is about knowing what to do and when to do it." He further explains that once you identify the right things to do, invest deeply in them and stick with them for decades. With the helping hand of compounding, you will achieve whatever you desire.

The book emphasizes the importance of developing specific knowledge that is highly technical and creative, making it irreplaceable and non-outsourceable. Having a strong grasp on a particular field gives you an upper hand and sets you apart from others. When you work on something you love or in which you excel, it will feel like play to you but appear as work to others.

The Almanack also delves into the concepts of accountability and leverage and how they play crucial roles in your journey to financial freedom. Additionally, the book provides a fascinating overview of different types of luck, offering readers an eye-opening perspective. Naval eloquently describes the factors that influence luck and emphasizes the importance of judgment—the ability to make effective decisions and the mental acuity to understand situations—which will ultimately define your future commitments.

In the latter part of the book, Naval discusses philosophy and the pursuit of happiness, offering readers a truly enriching experience.

If you've made it this far into the article, it likely means you're intrigued by the wealth of content this book offers. What you’ve read here is just a glimpse—the entire ocean of knowledge lies within the pages of The Almanack of Naval Ravikant. If you read this book with an open heart, you may find that you no longer need to seek out other books on wealth creation or self-help.

[likelyyouththing]

Cloud based Data Management Service Market Company Profile, Product Specifications

The cloud-based data management services market is expected to grow from USD 40.2 billion in 2023 to USD 141.7 billion by 2028 at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 28.7% during the forecast period.

Download PDF Brochure: https://www.marketsandmarkets.com/pdfdownloadNew.asp?id=227142592

Simplifying operations, enhancing data security, facilitating remote accessibility, and eliminating the need for significant upfront investments in hardware and infrastructure are major factors driving cloud-based data management services across organizations. Also, cloud-based data management facilitates easy access to data from anywhere with an internet connection. This is especially important in today's global and increasingly remote work environments. It also promotes collaboration among team members who can concurrently access and work on the same datasets.

By service type, the integration services segment is expected to hold a larger market size during the forecast period.

The integration services considered for the study consist of migration, master data management, data synchronization, and data virtualization. Data integration services are software tools that help organizations collect, transform, and load data from various sources into a unified repository. This process is essential for businesses that need to analyze and extract insights from their data to make informed decisions. Data integration services are in high demand in the cloud-based data management services market due to the growing need to connect data from multiple sources and make it accessible for analysis and decision-making. Data integration services can also be used to automate data flows, which can save time and resources. Companies rely on data integration services to synchronize data from multiple applications, databases, and systems hosted in the cloud, allowing for cohesive analytics, better-informed decision-making, and improved operational efficiency. Notable players in this sphere, such as Informatica, Talend, and SnapLogic, provide robust data integration solutions, empowering businesses to derive actionable insights and gain a competitive edge in the market by leveraging a unified view of their data assets.

By service model, the PaaS segment holds the second-largest market share during the forecast period.

Platform as a Service (PaaS) adoption in the cloud-based data management services market has experienced substantial growth as organizations seek streamlined solutions for application development, deployment, and data processing. Leading cloud providers such as Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, and Salesforce have witnessed a surge in PaaS utilization. Microsoft Azure’s PaaS revenue increased by 51% in their Q3 2022 results, indicating the strong demand for platform services. With its Heroku platform, companies like Salesforce provide a PaaS environment for developers to build, deploy, and scale applications effortlessly. PaaS offerings benefit data management tasks, providing tools and frameworks for database management, data analytics, and application development. The ease of integration and automation in PaaS solutions streamlines the data management process, allowing organizations to focus on innovation rather than infrastructure concerns. As businesses prioritize agility and efficiency in their data operations, PaaS adoption is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of cloud-based data management services.

By Region, Asia Pacific is expected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period.

The adoption of cloud-based data management services in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region has been marked by robust growth, reflecting the region’s dynamic economic landscape and the accelerating pace of digital transformation. With a burgeoning middle class and a rapidly expanding digital ecosystem, countries across APAC are increasingly turning to cloud services for their data management needs. The region’s embrace of cloud solutions is exemplified by instances such as Alibaba Cloud’s expanding footprint, serving as a major player in China and the broader APAC market. Additionally, as a percentage of GDP, many Asia Pacific countries have demonstrated a substantial increase in digital adoption, reflecting the region’s commitment to leveraging technology for economic growth. For instance, Singapore, South Korea, and Australia have consistently ranked high in global digital competitiveness indices. The COVID-19 pandemic has further accelerated the adoption of cloud services in the region as businesses seek scalable, cost-effective solutions to support remote work and digital collaboration. As the APAC region continues to invest in digital infrastructure and prioritize innovation, the adoption of cloud-based data management services is expected to play a pivotal role in shaping its future economic landscape.

Get More Info :- https://www.marketsandmarkets.com/Market-Reports/cloud-based-data-management-services-market-227142592.html

Some of the key players operating in the cloud-based data management services market are – IBM (US), Fujitsu (Japan), Cisco (US), Dell Technologies (US), HPE (US), NetApp (US), Informatica (US), SAS (US), Actian (US), and Oracle (US).

About MarketsandMarkets™

MarketsandMarkets™ has been recognized as one of America's best management consulting firms by Forbes, as per their recent report.

MarketsandMarkets™ is a blue ocean alternative in growth consulting and program management, leveraging a man-machine offering to drive supernormal growth for progressive organizations in the B2B space. We have the widest lens on emerging technologies, making us proficient in co-creating supernormal growth for clients.

Earlier this year, we made a formal transformation into one of America's best management consulting firms as per a survey conducted by Forbes.

The B2B economy is witnessing the emergence of $25 trillion of new revenue streams that are substituting existing revenue streams in this decade alone. We work with clients on growth programs, helping them monetize this $25 trillion opportunity through our service lines - TAM Expansion, Go-to-Market (GTM) Strategy to Execution, Market Share Gain, Account Enablement, and Thought Leadership Marketing.

Built on the 'GIVE Growth' principle, we work with several Forbes Global 2000 B2B companies - helping them stay relevant in a disruptive ecosystem. Our insights and strategies are molded by our industry experts, cutting-edge AI-powered Market Intelligence Cloud, and years of research. The KnowledgeStore™ (our Market Intelligence Cloud) integrates our research, facilitates an analysis of interconnections through a set of applications, helping clients look at the entire ecosystem and understand the revenue shifts happening in their industry.

To find out more, visit www.MarketsandMarkets™.com or follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook.

Contact: Mr. Rohan Salgarkar MarketsandMarkets™ INC. 630 Dundee Road Suite 430 Northbrook, IL 60062 USA: +1-888-600-6441 Email: sales@marketsandmarkets.com Visit Our Website: https://www.marketsandmarkets.com/

[oditek]

SnapLogic Tool | SnapLogic EDI | SnapLogic ETL | SnapLogic API

What is SnapLogic?

SnapLogic Integration Cloud is an innovative integration platform as a service (iPaaS) solution that offers a rapid, versatile, and contemporary approach to address real-time application and batch-oriented data integration needs. It strikes a harmonious balance between simplicity in design and robustness in platform capabilities, enabling users to quickly achieve value. The SnapLogic Designer, Manager, and Monitoring Dashboard are all part of a multi-tenant cloud service specifically designed for citizen integrators.

One of the key strengths of the SnapLogic Integration Cloud is its extensive range of pre-built connectors, known as Snaps. These intelligent connectors empower users to seamlessly connect various systems such as SaaS applications, analytics platforms, Big Data repositories, ERP systems, identity management solutions, social media platforms, online storage services, and technologies like SFTP, OAuth, and SOAP. In the rare instance where a specific Snap is not available, users have the flexibility to create custom Snaps using the Snap SDK, which is based on Java.

SnapLogic Integration Cloud is purpose-built for cloud environments, ensuring there are no legacy components that hinder its performance in the cloud. Data flows effortlessly between applications, databases, files, social networks, and big data sources leveraging the Snaplex, an execution network that is self-upgrading and elastically scalable.

What is SnapLogic Tool?

The SnapLogic Tool is a powerful software application provided by SnapLogic for streamlining integration processes on the SnapLogic Integration Cloud platform. It includes features such as SnapLogic EDI for seamless integration with EDI systems, SnapLogic ETL for efficient data extraction, transformation, and loading, SnapLogic API for creating and managing APIs, SnapLogic Support for comprehensive assistance, and SnapLogic API Management for effective API governance. The tool simplifies integration, reduces development time, and ensures secure communication between systems.

SnapLogic ETL

SnapLogic offers a powerful ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) system that enables users to efficiently load and manage bulk data in real-time, significantly reducing development time for data loading. The SnapLogic ETL system includes a pipeline automation feature designed to help enterprises load data faster and in a well-organized manner.

Through the automation pipeline, data can be seamlessly loaded from multiple sources such as SQL Server, Oracle, IBM DB2, and others, into the desired destination, such as Snowflake. This process is fully automated and eliminates the need for human intervention. The pipeline also incorporates automatic unit testing, ensuring data integrity and accuracy.

Using the SnapLogic ETL system, users can create tables in the destination automatically and perform a bulk load of data for the initial load. Subsequent loads can be done incrementally. Additionally, users have the ability to check all test logs, including schema testing for data types, constraints, and record comparison between the source and destination. These tests can be executed by passing a few required parameters to the pipeline.

The implementation of this ETL automation pipeline has yielded remarkable results, with a reduction of approximately 1400 hours of project development time. By leveraging the capabilities of SnapLogic ETL, organizations can achieve significant time savings and improved efficiency in their data loading processes.

SnapLogic EDI

Another SnapLogic Tool is SnapLogic EDI, which is a specialized component offered by SnapLogic, designed to facilitate seamless integration with Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) systems. This powerful tool provides organizations with the capability to automate and streamline the exchange of business documents with their trading partners.

With the SnapLogic EDI tool, users can leverage a user-friendly interface to configure EDI workflows and map data formats effortlessly. It offers a visual design environment where users can define mappings between their internal data structures and the specific EDI formats required by their trading partners.

The SnapLogic EDI tool enables the automation of the entire EDI process, from data transformation to document exchange. Users can define business rules and data transformations within the tool, ensuring that the data exchanged through EDI complies with the required formats and standards.

One of the key advantages of the SnapLogic EDI tool is its ability to handle various EDI standards and formats, such as ANSI X12, EDIFACT, and others. This flexibility allows organizations to seamlessly connect and exchange data with a wide range of trading partners, regardless of the specific EDI standards they use.

SnapLogic API

SnapLogic API Management is a powerful solution offered by SnapLogic that enables organizations to harness the potential of APIs for achieving digital business success. In today’s landscape, where data sprawls across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, APIs play a crucial role in connecting systems, enabling communication with partners, and delivering exceptional customer experiences.

With SnapLogic API Management, organizations gain a comprehensive set of features to effectively build, manage, and govern their APIs within a single platform. The low-code/no-code capabilities empower users to quickly and easily create APIs without the need for extensive coding knowledge. This accelerates the development process and allows organizations to rapidly expose their backend systems, as well as modern applications and services, to various environments.

Lifecycle API management is a key aspect of SnapLogic API Management. It encompasses a range of functionalities to secure, manage, version, scale, and govern APIs across the organization. Organizations can ensure that APIs are protected, control access and permissions, and enforce security policies. They can also manage the lifecycle of APIs, including versioning and scaling, to meet changing business needs.

SnapLogic API Management provides enhanced discoverability and consumption of APIs through a customizable Developer Portal. This portal serves as a centralized hub where developers and partners can explore and access available APIs. It improves collaboration, facilitates integration efforts, and promotes API reuse across the organization.

A comprehensive API Analytics Dashboard is another valuable feature of SnapLogic API Management. It allows organizations to track API performance, monitor usage patterns, and proactively identify any issues or bottlenecks. This data-driven insight enables organizations to optimize their APIs, ensure efficient operations, and deliver high-quality experiences to their API consumers.

Wrapping Up

The SnapLogic Tool offers a powerful and comprehensive solution for smooth and easy workflow integrations. With features such as SnapLogic EDI, SnapLogic ETL, SnapLogic API, and SnapLogic API Management, organizations can streamline their integration processes, automate data exchange with trading partners, perform efficient ETL operations, create and manage APIs, and ensure effective governance and scalability. With OdiTek providing the SnapLogic Tool, businesses can leverage its capabilities to achieve seamless connectivity, improved efficiency, and enhanced customer experiences through smooth workflow integrations.

Contact us today to more about our SnapLogic Services!

[dataterrain12]

Using DataTerrain To Transfer To AWS Glue And Snap Logic And Optimize PL/SQL ETL Processes

Legacy PL/SQL to AWS Glue processes must be transformed as more companies go to the cloud due to its scalability and efficiency. Transitioning from outdated PL/SQL ETL workflows to cutting-edge cloud-based solutions like AWS Glue and SnapLogic is DataTerrain's area of expertise. This guide will help your business improve its data integration and analytics capabilities by examining the advantages and best practices of moving PL/SQL ETL to these platforms.

1) PL/SQL to Amazon Glue: Making ETL Migration Easier Comprehending Amazon AWS Glue is a fully managed ETL solution that makes loading and preparing data for analytics easier. It provides a serverless environment, which lessens the requirement for managing infrastructure and delivers an affordable, scalable data transformation solution.

2) Why Convert PL/SQL to Amazon Glue?

i) Scalability: Regardless of the quantity of the data, AWS Glue ensures efficient processing by automatically scaling to handle high volumes of data.

ii) Flexibility: It facilitates the integration of heterogeneous datasets by supporting a multitude of data sources.

iii) Cost-effective: By charging only for the resources you use, serverless solutions optimize expenses.

iv) Automation: To cut down on manual labor, AWS Glue automates job scheduling, ETL code creation, and schema discovery.

3) Procedure for Migration:

i)Evaluation and Scheduling: Stock Present-Day ETL Procedures: Record the data sources, workflows, and PL/SQL scripts that you currently use.

ii) Specify your goals: Set objectives for the migration, such as increased scalability, cost savings, and performance gains.

4) Data Mapping and Conversion to Schemas:

i) Schema Mapping: To design your data schema, use the Glue Data Catalog in AWS Glue.

ii) PL/SQL scripts: PL/SQL scripts can be converted into PySpark or Scala scripts that work with AWS Glue.

5) Creating Glue Jobs on AWS:

i) ETL Job Creation: Make use of AWS Glue Studio's visual interface for simple development while creating and managing ETL jobs.

ii) Task Scheduling: Use the integrated scheduler in AWS Glue to configure task triggers and workflows.

6) Validation and Testing:

i) Conduct test Tests: Carry out test projects to verify the precision and efficiency of the transformed ETL procedures.

ii) Optimize and Fine-Tune: To enhance performance, modify task parameters and scripts.

7) Implementation and Observation:

i) Deploy to Production: After the ETL jobs have been verified, move them into your production setting.

ii) Monitor and Maintain: Track job performance and fix difficulties with AWS Glue's monitoring tools.

8) From PL/SQL ETL to SnapLogic: 

i) Updating Data Integration Knowledge SnapLogic: A powerful platform as a service (iPaaS) for integration, SnapLogic provides an intuitive drag-and-drop interface for constructing and modifying ETL pipelines. In addition to offering a large number of pre-built connectors for different data sources, it offers continuous data integration.

9) Why Convert from SQL/PL/ETL to SnapLogic?

i) User-friendly: Creating sophisticated ETL procedures is made easier by SnapLogic's user-friendly interface. Faster decision-making is made possible by real-time integration, which facilitates real-time data processing.

ii) Pre-Built Connectors: Development time is shortened by a large library of connectors for a range of databases and applications

iii) Flexibility and Scalability: Easily expands to accommodate growing demands for data integration.

10) Evaluation and Scheduling:

i) Present ETL Stock: List all of the current workflows, data sources, and PL/SQL ETL scripts.

ii) Migration Objectives: Specify the objectives of the migration, such as increasing the flexibility and speed of data integration.

11) Data Mapping and Designing Workflows:

i) Schema Mapping: To map your data schema, use SnapLogic's data integration tools.

ii) Workflow Design: Convert PL/SQL logic into SnapLogic pipelines and use SnapLogic's visual interface to design ETL workflows.

12) Constructing SnapLogic Pipelines:

i) Pipeline Creation: To create ETL pipelines, use SnapLogic's drag-and-drop feature.

ii) Integration with Data Sources: Easily integrate with a variety of data sources by using pre-built connectors.

13) Validation and Testing:

i) Pilot Testing: Run pilot pipelines to verify functionality and correctness.

ii) Optimization: Optimize pipeline setups for maximum effectiveness.

iii) Production Deployment: Introduce pipelines that have been verified into the operational setting.

iv) Monitoring and Maintenance: Track pipeline performance and proactively address problems with SnapLogic's monitoring tools

In summary: DataTerrain's experience in PL/SQL ETL to SnapLogic process migration to AWS Glue and SnapLogic offers a streamlined, effective, and scalable solution for contemporary data integration requirements. SnapLogic offers a user-friendly interface and real-time integration capabilities, while AWS Glue enables serverless scalability and automation. Organizations may streamline their data workflows, cut expenses, and enhance decision-making by utilizing these cutting-edge platforms. To guarantee a seamless transition and realize your data infrastructure's full potential, collaborate with DataTerrain.

[integscloud]

How To Choose The Right IPaaS For Your Business Needs

In today’s data-driven world, businesses rely on a complex ecosystem of applications to manage various aspects of their operations. However, these applications often operate in silos, hindering information flow and creating inefficiencies. This is where Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) comes in.

What is iPaaS? Your Central Hub for Seamless Application Integration

An iPaaS platform is a suite of cloud services enabling users to develop, execute, and govern integration flows connecting any combination of on-premises and cloud-based processes, services, applications, and data within individual or across multiple organizations. It eliminates the need for manual data entry, reduces errors, and streamlines workflows, ultimately boosting overall business efficiency.  

Choosing the Perfect Fit: Key Features to Consider in an iPaaS Platform

Choosing the right iPaaS solution for your needs requires careful consideration of several factors:

Essential Connectivity: Ensure the platform supports connectors for the specific applications you use, like CRM, ERP, and eCommerce platforms.

Empowering Everyone: Low-Code Development for All

Look for an iPaaS platform with a user-friendly interface that allows both technical and non-technical users to build and manage integrations. This democratizes integration processes and fosters broader adoption.

Data Transformation Made Easy: Streamlined Data Mapping

The iPaaS should handle data mapping and transformation effectively to ensure seamless data flow between applications with different structures. This empowers you to translate data seamlessly without technical roadblocks.

Building Trust: Robust Security & Compliance Features

Robust security features with data encryption and access control are crucial for protecting sensitive information. Choose a platform that prioritizes security and compliance to ensure peace of mind.

Future-Proofing Your Business: Scalability for Growth

Choose a solution that can scale to accommodate your growing needs and data volume. This ensures your iPaaS platform can adapt and evolve alongside your business.

Key Benefits of Implementing an iPaaS Platform

Adopting an iPaaS solution offers a range of benefits to enhance your business operations:

Improved Efficiency: Eliminate manual data entry and streamline processes, freeing up resources for more strategic tasks.

Enhanced Accuracy: Reduce errors by automating data transfer between applications.

Increased Visibility: Gain a unified view of your business data across all applications for better decision-making.

Faster Time to Value: A user-friendly platform with pre-built connectors allows for quicker integration implementation, accelerating your return on investment.

Reduced Costs: Streamlined workflows and automated processes can lead to significant cost savings.

Leading the Pack: A Look at Prominent iPaaS Vendors

The iPaaS market is populated by several established players, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Here’s a glimpse at some prominent options:

Celigo: Known for its user-friendliness and extensive library of pre-built connectors, particularly for Oracle NetSuite integrations.

Mulesoft: Offers a powerful platform with robust API management capabilities and a large developer community.

Boomi: Caters to large enterprises with a focus on scalability and governance.

Workato: User-friendly interface with drag-and-drop functionality for building integrations.

Jitterbit: Strong cloud-based platform with a focus on data management and transformation.

SnapLogic: Offers pre-built connectors for various cloud and on-premise applications.

Why Choose iPaaS – The Evolving Landscape of Business Operations

iPaaS is not just a trend; it’s the future of integration. As businesses continue to adopt cloud services and SaaS applications, the need for a centralized integration platform becomes critical. iPaaS solutions are poised to play a pivotal role in this transformation. Here’s why:

Evolving Business Landscape: As businesses embrace new technologies and applications, the need for seamless integration will become even more critical.

Rising Data Volumes: iPaaS solutions will be instrumental in managing and utilizing the ever-increasing volume of data generated by businesses.

Increased Automation: iPaaS platforms will help automate repetitive tasks across applications, freeing up human resources for higher-value activities.

Integs Cloud: Your Trusted Celigo Integration Partner

Integs Cloud is a certified Celigo partner specializing in iPaaS implementation and support. We leverage the integrator.io platform’s robust functionalities to deliver pre-built and custom Celigo connectors, helping you seamlessly connect Oracle NetSuite with your essential business applications and automate workflows for streamlined operations.

By partnering with Integs Cloud, you can unlock the full potential of Celigo iPaaS and achieve significant improvements in efficiency,

Ready to Take Control of Your Integrations?

Choosing the right iPaaS platform empowers you to break down data silos, streamline workflows, and unlock the potential of your applications. By carefully considering your needs and evaluating the features offered by various vendors, you can select the ideal solution to propel your business forward.

https://integscloud.com/blog/how-to-choose-the-right-ipaas-for-your-business-needs/

[binmay0ditek]

SnapLogic Tool: Unlocking Seamless Workflow Integrations

🚀 Unlocking Seamless Workflow Integrations with SnapLogic Tool 🛠️

SnapLogic Integration Cloud is a game-changer for businesses, offering a modern and versatile approach to data integration needs. But what is the SnapLogic Tool, and how does it simplify integration processes? Let's dive in!

🧩 SnapLogic Integration Cloud: A versatile Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) solution, designed to connect various systems and data sources effortlessly. It's a game-changer for organizations looking to streamline their data integration processes.

🔌 SnapLogic Designer, Manager, and Monitoring Dashboard: Part of a multi-tenant cloud service that caters to citizen integrators. This means it's user-friendly and accessible, ensuring quick value realization.

📦 Pre-built Connectors (Snaps): SnapLogic shines with its extensive range of pre-built connectors, known as Snaps. These connectors make it a breeze to connect various systems, from SaaS applications to Big Data repositories and more. If you can't find the Snap you need, you can create custom ones using the Snap SDK.

🌐 Purpose-built for Cloud Environments: SnapLogic is designed from the ground up for cloud environments. No legacy components to slow you down. Data flows seamlessly between applications, databases, and more with the help of Snaplex, an elastic and self-upgrading execution network.

🔄 SnapLogic ETL: This Extract, Transform, Load system automates data loading, reducing development time and ensuring data integrity.

🔄 SnapLogic EDI: For seamless integration with Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) systems, automating the exchange of business documents with trading partners.

🔄 SnapLogic API Management: A comprehensive solution to harness the power of APIs, enabling organizations to build, manage, and govern APIs with ease.

In a data-driven world, SnapLogic is the key to unlocking seamless connectivity, improved efficiency, and enhanced customer experiences through smooth workflow integrations. Say goodbye to data integration headaches and hello to streamlined processes! For more information visit- https://www.oditeksolutions.com/snaplogic-tool/

[reportprimerahul]

API Management Market Size, Type, segmentation, growth and forecast 2023-2030

API Management Market

The API Management Market is expected to grow from USD 4.60 Billion in 2022 to USD 13.87 Billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 25.20% during the forecast period.

API Management Market Size

API Management is the process of designing, publishing, documenting, monitoring, and securing Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) in a systematic and efficient manner. As per the API Management market research report, the market is segmented based on type (On-Premise, Cloud-Based), application (BFSI, IT and Telecom, Government and Defense, Healthcare, Retail, Media and Entertainment, Manufacturing, Others), region (North America, Asia Pacific, Middle East, Africa, Australia and Europe), and market players (Axway, Microsoft, Rogue Wave Software, SAP, Oracle, Red Hat, Broadcom, Fiorano Software, International Business Machines, Nexright, SnapLogic, TYK Technologies, Mashape, Mulesoft, Sensedia, Tibco Software, WSO2, Amazon Web Services). The main regulatory and legal factors specific to the market conditions include data protection laws and regulations, intellectual property rights, and cybersecurity laws. Organizations must ensure compliance with these regulations while developing and implementing API management strategies. The API Management market is expected to grow significantly in the coming years due to increased demand for efficient and secure API management solutions by various industries.

API Management Market Key Player

Axway

Microsoft

Rogue Wave Software

SAP

Oracle

Buy Now & Get Exclusive Discount on this https://www.reportprime.com/enquiry/request-discount/11180

API Management Market Segment Analysis

The API Management market is a rapidly growing market that is expected to experience a high rate of growth in the coming years. The target market for API Management solutions includes a wide range of industries such as banking and financial services, healthcare, retail, telecommunications, and government, among others. The increasing adoption of cloud technology and the need to provide seamless integration between various applications have been the major factors driving revenue growth of the API Management market.

The latest trend in the API Management market is the increasing adoption of microservices architecture, which has resulted in an increased demand for API Management solutions. The COVID-19 pandemic has further accelerated the adoption of API Management solutions as organizations have shifted to digital business models, resulting in an increased need for seamless integration of applications.

One of the major challenges faced by the API Management market is the intense competition among the vendors. The market is highly fragmented, and vendors are continuously innovating their products and services to stay ahead of the competition. The lack of skilled professionals is another challenge faced by the API Management market, as there is a high demand for professionals with expertise in API Management.

The main findings of the report suggest that the API Management market will continue to grow at a high rate in the coming years, driven by the increasing adoption of cloud technology and microservices architecture. The report recommends that organizations should invest in API Management solutions to stay ahead of the competition and provide seamless integration between applications. Furthermore, organizations should focus on hiring skilled professionals with expertise in API Management to effectively manage their API infrastructure.

This report covers impact on COVID-19 and Russia-Ukraine wars in detail.

Purchase This Report: https://www.reportprime.com/checkout?id=11180&price=3590

Market Segmentation (by Application):

BFSI

IT and Telecom

Government and Defense

Healthcare

Retail

Media and Entertainment

Manufacturing

Others

Information is sourced from www.reportprime.com

[amandajohn]

Top Data Integration Services In India

Here are some well-known data integration service providers in India

Vee Technologies: Vee Technologies offers data integration services. Our data integration services include Data Transformation, Data Cleansing & Deduplication, and Data Integration. Data integration service is an end-to-end offering that benefits businesses in making sense of complex data.

Informatica: Informatica is a global leader in cloud data integration and data management. Their solutions cover a wide range of data-related services, including data integration, data quality, data governance, and more.

IBM InfoSphere DataStage: IBM's DataStage is a popular data integration tool that enables businesses to design, develop, and execute data integration processes. It provides capabilities for ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) operations and data quality.

SnapLogic: SnapLogic is a cloud-based integration platform that offers both application and data integration services. It focuses on enabling businesses to connect various applications, data sources, and APIs.

SAP Data Services: SAP offers data integration services through its Data Services platform. It allows businesses to integrate, transform, and improve the quality of their data for better decision-making.

Syncsort (now Precisely): Syncsort, now part of Precisely, offers data integration and optimization solutions that help organizations collect, process, and distribute data across various platforms and systems.

Denodo: Denodo provides a data virtualization platform that enables real-time data integration from various sources without physically moving the data. It focuses on providing a unified view of data.

Alooma (Google Cloud): Alooma, acquired by Google Cloud, provides a modern data integration platform that supports real-time data pipelines and transformations.

Qlik Replicate: Qlik Replicate, formerly Attunity Replicate, offers real-time data replication and integration solutions. It helps organizations move and transform data efficiently.

TIBCO Software: TIBCO offers data integration and analytics solutions that help businesses connect, integrate, and analyze their data to gain insights.

[jcmarchi]

Aaron Kesler, Sr. Product Manager, AI/ML at SnapLogic – Interview Series

New Post has been published on https://thedigitalinsider.com/aaron-kesler-sr-product-manager-ai-ml-at-snaplogic-interview-series/

Aaron Kesler, Sr. Product Manager, AI/ML at SnapLogic – Interview Series

Aaron Kesler, Sr. Product Manager, AI/ML at SnapLogic, is a certified product leader with over a decade of experience building scalable frameworks that blend design thinking, jobs to be done, and product discovery. He focuses on developing new AI-driven products and processes while mentoring aspiring PMs through his blog and coaching on strategy, execution, and customer-centric development.

SnapLogic is an AI-powered integration platform that helps enterprises connect applications, data, and APIs quickly and efficiently. With its low-code interface and intelligent automation, SnapLogic enables faster digital transformation across data engineering, IT, and business teams.

You’ve had quite the entrepreneurial journey, starting STAK in college and going on to be acquired by Carvertise. How did those early experiences shape your product mindset?

This was a really interesting time in my life. My roommate and I started STAK because we were bored with our coursework and wanted real-world experience. We never imagined it would lead to us getting acquired by what became Delaware’s poster startup. That experience really shaped my product mindset because I naturally gravitated toward talking to businesses, asking them about their problems, and building solutions. I didn’t even know what a product manager was back then—I was just doing the job.

At Carvertise, I started doing the same thing: working with their customers to understand pain points and develop solutions—again, well before I had the PM title. As an engineer, your job is to solve problems with technology. As a product manager, your job shifts to finding the right problems—the ones that are worth solving because they also drive business value. As an entrepreneur, especially without funding, your mindset becomes: how do I solve someone’s problem in a way that helps me put food on the table? That early scrappiness and hustle taught me to always look through different lenses. Whether you’re at a self-funded startup, a VC-backed company, or a healthcare giant, Maslow’s “basic need” mentality will always be the foundation.

You talk about your passion for coaching aspiring product managers. What advice do you wish you had when you were breaking into product?

The best advice I ever got—and the advice I give to aspiring PMs—is: “If you always argue from the customer’s perspective, you’ll never lose an argument.” That line is deceptively simple but incredibly powerful. It means you need to truly understand your customer—their needs, pain points, behavior, and context—so you’re not just showing up to meetings with opinions, but with insights. Without that, everything becomes HIPPO (highest paid person’s opinion), a battle of who has more power or louder opinions. With it, you become the person people turn to for clarity.

You’ve previously stated that every employee will soon work alongside a dozen AI agents. What does this AI-augmented future look like in a day-to-day workflow?

What may be interesting is that we are already in a reality where people are working with multiple AI agents – we’ve helped our customers like DCU plan, build, test, safeguard, and put dozens of agents to help their workforce. What’s fascinating is companies are building out organization charts of AI coworkers for each employee, based on their needs. For example, employees will have their own AI agents dedicated to certain use cases—such as an agent for drafting epics/user stories, one that assists with coding or prototyping or issues pull requests, and another that analyzes customer feedback – all sanctioned and orchestrated by IT because there’s a lot on the backend determining who has access to which data, which agents need to adhere to governance guidelines, etc. I don’t believe agents will replace humans, yet. There will be a human in the loop for the foreseeable future but they will remove the repetitive, low-value tasks so people can focus on higher-level thinking. In five years, I expect most teams will rely on agents the same way we rely on Slack or Google Docs today.

How do you recommend companies bridge the AI literacy gap between technical and non-technical teams?

Start small, have a clear plan of how this fits in with your data and application integration strategy, keep it hands-on to catch any surprises, and be open to iterating from the original goals and approach. Find problems by getting curious about the mundane tasks in your business. The highest-value problems to solve are often the boring ones that the unsung heroes are solving every day. We learned a lot of these best practices firsthand as we built agents to assist our SnapLogic finance department. The most important approach is to make sure you have secure guardrails on what types of data and applications certain employees or departments have access to.

Then companies should treat it like a college course: explain key terms simply, give people a chance to try tools themselves in controlled environments, and then follow up with deeper dives. We also make it known that it is okay not to know everything. AI is evolving fast, and no one’s an expert in every area. The key is helping teams understand what’s possible and giving them the confidence to ask the right questions.

What are some effective strategies you’ve seen for AI upskilling that go beyond generic training modules?

The best approach I’ve seen is letting people get their hands on it. Training is a great start—you need to show them how AI actually helps with the work they’re already doing. From there, treat this as a sanctioned approach to shadow IT, or shadow agents, as employees are creative to find solutions that may solve super particular problems only they have. We gave our field team and non-technical teams access to AgentCreator, SnapLogic’s agentic AI technology that eliminates the complexity of enterprise AI adoption, and empowered them to try building something and to report back with questions. This exercise led to real learning experiences because it was tied to their day-to-day work.

Do you see a risk in companies adopting AI tools without proper upskilling—what are some of the most common pitfalls?

The biggest risks I’ve seen are substantial governance and/or data security violations, which can lead to costly regulatory fines and the potential of putting customers’ data at risk.  However, some of the most frequent risks I see are companies adopting AI tools without fully understanding what they are and are not capable of. AI isn’t magic. If your data is a mess or your teams don’t know how to use the tools, you’re not going to see value. Another issue is when organizations push adoption from the top down and don’t take into consideration the people actually executing the work. You can’t just roll something out and expect it to stick. You need champions to educate and guide folks, teams need a strong data strategy, time, and context to put up guardrails, and space to learn.

At SnapLogic, you’re working on new product development. How does AI factor into your product strategy today?

AI and customer feedback are at the heart of our product innovation strategy. It’s not just about adding AI features, it’s about rethinking how we can continually deliver more efficient and easy-to-use solutions for our customers that simplify how they interact with integrations and automation. We’re building products with both power users and non-technical users in mind—and AI helps bridge that gap.

How does SnapLogic’s AgentCreator tool help businesses build their own AI agents? Can you share a use case where this had a big impact?

AgentCreator is designed to help teams build real, enterprise-grade AI agents without writing a single line of code. It eliminates the need for experienced Python developers to build LLM-based applications from scratch and empowers teams across finance, HR, marketing, and IT to create AI-powered agents in just hours using natural language prompts. These agents are tightly integrated with enterprise data, so they can do more than just respond. Integrated agents automate complex workflows, reason through decisions, and act in real time, all within the business context.

AgentCreator has been a game-changer for our customers like Independent Bank, which used AgentCreator to launch voice and chat assistants to reduce the IT help desk ticket backlog and free up IT resources to focus on new GenAI initiatives. In addition, benefits administration provider Aptia used AgentCreator to automate one of its most manual and resource-intensive processes: benefits elections. What used to take hours of backend data entry now takes minutes, thanks to AI agents that streamline data translation and validation across systems.

SnapGPT allows integration via natural language. How has this democratized access for non-technical users?

SnapGPT, our integration copilot, is a great example of how GenAI is breaking down barriers in enterprise software. With it, users ranging from non-technical to technical can describe the outcome they want using simple natural language prompts—like asking to connect two systems or triggering a workflow—and the integration is built for them. SnapGPT goes beyond building integration pipelines—users can describe pipelines, create documentation, generate SQL queries and expressions, and transform data from one format to another with a simple prompt. It turns out, what was once a developer-heavy process into something accessible to employees across the business. It’s not just about saving time—it’s about shifting who gets to build. When more people across the business can contribute, you unlock faster iteration and more innovation.

What makes SnapLogic’s AI tools—like AutoSuggest and SnapGPT—different from other integration platforms on the market?

SnapLogic is the first generative integration platform that continuously unlocks the value of data across the modern enterprise at unprecedented speed and scale. With the ability to build cutting-edge GenAI applications in just hours — without writing code — along with SnapGPT, the first and most advanced GenAI-powered integration copilot, organizations can vastly accelerate business value. Other competitors’ GenAI capabilities are lacking or nonexistent. Unlike much of the competition, SnapLogic was born in the cloud and is purpose-built to manage the complexities of cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments.

SnapLogic offers iterative development features, including automated validation and schema-on-read, which empower teams to finish projects faster. These features enable more integrators of varying skill levels to get up and running quickly, unlike competitors that mostly require highly skilled developers, which can slow down implementation significantly. SnapLogic is a highly performant platform that processes over four trillion documents monthly and can efficiently move data to data lakes and warehouses, while some competitors lack support for real-time integration and cannot support hybrid environments.

 What excites you most about the future of product management in an AI-driven world?

What excites me most about the future of product management is the rise of one of the latest buzzwords to grace the AI space “vibe coding”—the ability to build working prototypes using natural language. I envision a world where everyone in the product trio—design, product management, and engineering—is hands-on with tools that translate ideas into real, functional solutions in real time. Instead of relying solely on engineers and designers to bring ideas to life, everyone will be able to create and iterate quickly.

Imagine being on a customer call and, in the moment, prototyping a live solution using their actual data. Instead of just listening to their proposed solutions, we could co-create with them and uncover better ways to solve their problems. This shift will make the product development process dramatically more collaborative, creative, and aligned. And that excites me because my favorite part of the job is building alongside others to solve meaningful problems.

Thank you for the great interview, readers who wish to learn more should visit SnapLogic. 

[emaanderson]

Platform as a Service (PaaS) Market to Grow with a Significant CAGR during 2023-2035

Research Nester released a report titled “Platform as a Service (PaaS) Market: Global Demand Analysis & Opportunity Outlook 2035” which delivers detailed overview of the global platform as a service (PaaS) market in terms of market segmentation by type, vertical, and by region.

Further, for the in-depth analysis, the report encompasses the industry growth indicators, restraints, supply and demand risk, along with detailed discussion on current and future market trends that are associated with the growth of the market.

The global platform as a service (PaaS) market is projected to grow with a significant CAGR during the forecast period, i.e., 2023-2035, owing to the increasing need to decrease time to market (TTM) cost and reduce the cost of application development. Furthermore, PaaS can deploy the complete infrastructure over the internet that is required to develop, test, run, and set up programs. As a result of this, organizations are able to re-direct a chief percentage of their budgets in developing programs and specialize in software information, which in turn is expected to drive market growth in the coming years.

The market is segmented by type into application PaaS, integration PaaS, database PaaS, and others. Among these segments, the application PaaS (APaaS) segment is anticipated to garner the largest market share over the forecast period owing to the increasing implementation of APaaS applications among various government organizations, and in IT and telecommunication industries.

On the basis of region, the market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa, out of which, the market in Asia Pacific region is anticipated to grow at the highest CAGR over the forecast period ascribing to the growing investments by companies in ICT sector. Furthermore, the market in North America is evaluated to hold the largest share, which can be attributed to the rising budget allocation for cloud services among enterprises and well-established sectors including, telecommunication, BFSI, IT, government, and public sector.

Request Report Sample@

Increasing Need for Reduction of Application Cost to Drive Market Growth

When an application is deployed on-premise, it requires additional integration of database, hardware, middleware, operating system (OS), web services, and other software. On the other hand, PaaS has this entire infrastructure required to develop, run, deploy and test applications in-built over cloud, which helps in lowering the cost of implementing an application. This factor is anticipated to drive growth for the global platform as a service (PaaS) market in the upcoming years.

However, security issues regarding adoption of public cloud is estimated to hinder market growth over the forecast period.

This report also provides the existing competitive scenario of some of the key players of the global platform as a service (PaaS) market which includes company profiling of Boomi, Inc., Informatica LLC, Mulesoft LLC, Snaplogic Inc., Celigo, Inc., IBM Corporation, Oracle Corporation, Jitterbit, Inc., TIBCO Software Inc., Flowgear, SAP Group, and others. The profiling enfolds key information of the companies which encompasses business overview, products and services, key financials and recent news and developments.

On the whole, the report depicts detailed overview of the global platform as a service (PaaS) market that will help industry consultants, equipment manufacturers, existing players searching for expansion opportunities, new players searching possibilities and other stakeholders to align their market centric strategies according to the ongoing and expected trends in the future.

Request Report Sample@

[likelyyouththing]

Cloud-Based Data Management Services Market Size, Share, Brands Statistics, Future Strategic Planning

The Cloud-Based Data Management Services Market is expected to grow from USD 40.2 billion in 2023 to USD 141.7 billion by 2028 at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 28.7% during the forecast period.

Download Report Brochure @ https://www.marketsandmarkets.com/pdfdownloadNew.asp?id=227142592

Simplifying operations, enhancing data security, facilitating remote accessibility, and eliminating the need for significant upfront investments in hardware and infrastructure are major factors driving cloud-based data management services across organizations. Also, cloud-based data management facilitates easy access to data from anywhere with an internet connection. This is especially important in today's global and increasingly remote work environments. It also promotes collaboration among team members who can concurrently access and work on the same datasets.

By service type, the integration services segment is expected to hold a larger market size during the forecast period.

The integration services considered for the study consist of migration, master data management, data synchronization, and data virtualization. Data integration services are software tools that help organizations collect, transform, and load data from various sources into a unified repository. This process is essential for businesses that need to analyze and extract insights from their data to make informed decisions. Data integration services are in high demand in the cloud-based data management services market due to the growing need to connect data from multiple sources and make it accessible for analysis and decision-making. Data integration services can also be used to automate data flows, which can save time and resources. Companies rely on data integration services to synchronize data from multiple applications, databases, and systems hosted in the cloud, allowing for cohesive analytics, better-informed decision-making, and improved operational efficiency. Notable players in this sphere, such as Informatica, Talend, and SnapLogic, provide robust data integration solutions, empowering businesses to derive actionable insights and gain a competitive edge in the market by leveraging a unified view of their data assets.

Inquiry Before Buying @ https://www.marketsandmarkets.com/speaktoanalystNew.asp?id=227142592

By service model, the PaaS segment holds the second-largest market share during the forecast period.

Platform as a Service (PaaS) adoption in the cloud-based data management services market has experienced substantial growth as organizations seek streamlined solutions for application development, deployment, and data processing. Leading cloud providers such as Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, and Salesforce have witnessed a surge in PaaS utilization. Microsoft Azure’s PaaS revenue increased by 51% in their Q3 2022 results, indicating the strong demand for platform services. With its Heroku platform, companies like Salesforce provide a PaaS environment for developers to build, deploy, and scale applications effortlessly. PaaS offerings benefit data management tasks, providing tools and frameworks for database management, data analytics, and application development. The ease of integration and automation in PaaS solutions streamlines the data management process, allowing organizations to focus on innovation rather than infrastructure concerns. As businesses prioritize agility and efficiency in their data operations, PaaS adoption is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of cloud-based data management services.

By Region, Asia Pacific is expected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period.

The adoption of cloud-based data management services in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region has been marked by robust growth, reflecting the region’s dynamic economic landscape and the accelerating pace of digital transformation. With a burgeoning middle class and a rapidly expanding digital ecosystem, countries across APAC are increasingly turning to cloud services for their data management needs. The region’s embrace of cloud solutions is exemplified by instances such as Alibaba Cloud’s expanding footprint, serving as a major player in China and the broader APAC market. Additionally, as a percentage of GDP, many Asia Pacific countries have demonstrated a substantial increase in digital adoption, reflecting the region’s commitment to leveraging technology for economic growth. For instance, Singapore, South Korea, and Australia have consistently ranked high in global digital competitiveness indices. The COVID-19 pandemic has further accelerated the adoption of cloud services in the region as businesses seek scalable, cost-effective solutions to support remote work and digital collaboration. As the APAC region continues to invest in digital infrastructure and prioritize innovation, the adoption of cloud-based data management services is expected to play a pivotal role in shaping its future economic landscape.

Get More Info - https://www.marketsandmarkets.com/Market-Reports/cloud-based-data-management-services-market-227142592.html

Some of the key players operating in the cloud-based data management services market are – IBM (US), Fujitsu (Japan), Cisco (US), Dell Technologies (US), HPE (US), NetApp (US), Informatica (US), SAS (US), Actian (US), and Oracle (US).

About MarketsandMarkets™

MarketsandMarkets™ has been recognized as one of America's best management consulting firms by Forbes, as per their recent report.

MarketsandMarkets™ is a blue ocean alternative in growth consulting and program management, leveraging a man-machine offering to drive supernormal growth for progressive organizations in the B2B space. We have the widest lens on emerging technologies, making us proficient in co-creating supernormal growth for clients.

Earlier this year, we made a formal transformation into one of America's best management consulting firms as per a survey conducted by Forbes.

The B2B economy is witnessing the emergence of $25 trillion of new revenue streams that are substituting existing revenue streams in this decade alone. We work with clients on growth programs, helping them monetize this $25 trillion opportunity through our service lines - TAM Expansion, Go-to-Market (GTM) Strategy to Execution, Market Share Gain, Account Enablement, and Thought Leadership Marketing.

Built on the 'GIVE Growth' principle, we work with several Forbes Global 2000 B2B companies - helping them stay relevant in a disruptive ecosystem. Our insights and strategies are molded by our industry experts, cutting-edge AI-powered Market Intelligence Cloud, and years of research. The KnowledgeStore™ (our Market Intelligence Cloud) integrates our research, facilitates an analysis of interconnections through a set of applications, helping clients look at the entire ecosystem and understand the revenue shifts happening in their industry.

To find out more, visit www.MarketsandMarkets™.com or follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook.

Contact: Mr. Aashish Mehra MarketsandMarkets™ INC. 630 Dundee Road Suite 430 Northbrook, IL 60062 USA: +1-888-600-6441 Email: sales@marketsandmarkets.com

[aviralz]

Top Three Data Trends to Look Out For in 2022

Organizations are constantly working to improve their DataOps functions and frameworks in order to get the most out of their datasets. Businesses can leverage advancements in their industries and markets to their advantage and stay a step ahead of their competitors by remaining informed about what’s going on in their industries and markets.

Digitization has been more prevalent across multiple industries during the last year. Gartner’s Top 10 Data and Analytics Trends for 2021 predicted a migration from big data to wide and small data, and the industry has witnessed that.

Craig Stewart, CTO at SnapLogic says, “Next year will be when companies truly understand the importance of opening up data access to all parts of their organizations. They will move forward by giving non-IT, business-level employees not just access to the company’s data, but the tools to utilize said data themselves. The future is enabling individual departments to procure, develop, analyze, and use what they need – with IT visibility and governance as required – and the technologies have finally matured to a place where this can be realized.”

More multi-cloud, hybrid, and edge environments

More multi-cloud, hybrid, and edge environments are expected to emerge in the next year, paving the way for new distributed cloud models.

There is far too much unstructured data today – data from emails, productivity applications, surveillance data, and data from machines, and so on. Enterprises handling large volumes of data cannot continue to employ batch-based reporting to give better value to their customers.

The data quality issue to persist

Businesses will continue to face data quality concerns in their data architecture as the value of data and the requirement for enhanced AI and ML capabilities grows. To avoid serious impact on important products and services, the best solution is to address the problem in a holistic, proactive, and systematic manner.

Companies that warn about data anomalies and perform integrity checks throughout the ETL process have sprung up in response to the market’s demand for data regularization and quality testing solutions. As the demand for technologies that give reliable, high-quality data grows, more companies are expected to emerge in this market. Read More= Data Trends

marketing news

[ideslabs-blog]

Snaplogic Training by  IDESTRAININGS

Importance of Snaplogoic 

SnapLogic is the main bound together information and application joining stage as a help (iPaaS). The SnapLogic Flexible Mix Stage has 350+ pre-fabricated keen connectors - called Snaps - to interface everything from AWS Redshift to Zuora and a streaming engineering that upholds ongoing, occasion based and low idleness endeavor mix necessities in addition to the high volume, assortment and speed of huge information coordination in the equivalent simple to-utilize, self help interface.

SnapLogic's disseminated, web-situated engineering is a characteristic fit for consuming and moving enormous informational collections dwelling on premises, in the cloud, or both and conveying them to and from the information lake. The SnapLogic Flexible Incorporation Stage gives a considerable lot of the center administrations of an information lake, including work process the executives, dataflow, information development, and metadata.

IDESTRAININGS has senior most experts who will tell you the importance and benefits of using corporate training. There are many uses of using this SnapLogic training. Our trainers will clear your doubts about your project and provide corporate training for your project/job. If technical problems arise we will also solve them.

Many companies are choosing SnapLogic for their problems. Companies today are facing challenges as business managers build more and more on big data and SaaS applications for day-to-day tasks. SnapLogic is the best for all those problems. Integration is the next level of ease of use and making integration more accessible. New snaps will be added. For example our company software is connected with two types of companies that use SaaS and that company. But there is a general idea SAAS software and everything like saas for crm, erp, bi and advertising anytime companies need some subscription. Making sure that Saas carries your information to companies is not a simple part, make sure that it is connected to all your connected systems and that the data flows in one way, the developer takes time to write it, this time takes a lot of time with the business outside. IDESTRAININGS has senior consultants for SQL training at an affordable price. SnapLogic enables multi-point integration. You can build your own Snaps with Open API, which allows you to extend your application yourself. Snaplogic is a major push for the organization to get data in sync. Snaplogic allows you to do continuous integration. A number of quick pre-production connections are provided by Snaplogic called Snaps. IT and business managers who need to join endpoints can usually find Snap to accomplish the task. The products allow even business users with limited technical skills to ingest and add data from various sources.