#What is SnapLogic

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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.

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

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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. 

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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.

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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!

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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.

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Dell Boomi Quora

Dell Boomi: Your Questions Answered

Dell Boomi is a leading iPaaS (Integration Platform as a Service) solution renowned for its power, ease of use, and flexibility. If you’re wondering what Dell Boomi is, why it’s popular, or how to get started, this blog post is for you.

Common Quora Questions about Dell Boomi

1. What exactly is Dell Boomi?

Think of Dell Boomi as a cloud-based toolkit for connecting different applications, databases, and systems within your organization or with external partners. It streamlines data flow, enabling seamless communication between disparate technologies.

2. Why is Dell Boomi a popular integration choice?

User-friendliness: Boomi’s drag-and-drop interface and library of pre-built connectors make integration a breeze, even for non-technical users.

Speed: Boomi accelerates integration projects, leading to faster time-to-value than traditional methods.

Scalability: It easily handles growing data volumes and integration complexity as your business expands.

Versatility: Dell Boomi supports various integration patterns, from real-time syncing to batch processing and complex data transformations.

3. What are typical use cases for Dell Boomi?

Cloud Integration: Connecting cloud applications (like Salesforce, Workday, Netsuite) with on-premise systems or other cloud services.

Data Synchronization: Maintaining consistent data across different systems (CRM, ERP, marketing automation platforms)

B2B Integration: Streamlining processes and data exchange with trading partners and suppliers

API Management: Creating and managing APIs to expose business data and services

Master Data Management (MDM): Ensuring a single source of truth for critical business data.

4. How do I get started with Dell Boomi?

Free Trial: Dell Boomi offers a free trial to explore the platform and get hands-on experience.

Training and Resources: Boomi provides ample learning resources, including documentation, online courses, and a vibrant user community.

Consulting: Considering complex integration needs, consider working with a Dell Boomi partner for expert support.

5. Are there alternatives to Dell Boomi?

Yes, the iPaaS market has several competitors, including:

MuleSoft

Informatica Cloud

Workato

SnapLogic

Choose the platform that best aligns with your technical requirements, budget, and team skillsets.

Should you consider Dell Boomi?

Dell Boomi is worth exploring if you want to simplify integration headaches, improve business agility, and gain better control over your data flows.

You can find more information about Dell Boomi in this  Dell Boomi Link

 

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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/

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SnapLogic Support: Snaps and SnapLogic Security

What is SnapLogic Used for?

SnapLogic is a leading cloud-based software company that offers an Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) solution. Their platform serves as a bridge between various data sources, including Cloud data, SaaS apps, and on-premises business software applications.

With a focus on seamless cloud integration, SnapLogic support enables customers to connect cloud-based data and applications with both on-premise and other cloud-based business systems. Their self-service integration approach empowers users to easily link applications, data, APIs, and devices through their Enterprise Integration Cloud.

What are Snaps?

SnapLogic support revolutionizes the integration process with its innovative "Snaps," which are pre-built connections facilitating code-free integrations. These Snaps transform integration tasks and subtasks into modular, pluggable logic components, effectively reducing the complexity involved.

About SnapLogic Security Services

SnapLogic prioritizes security with a range of services to safeguard data throughout the integration process. Integration Cloud Security ensures that business data is never stored within their infrastructure, with data streamed securely between applications and sources using the Snaplex network. Runtime Data Security ensures data from sources like Teradata is not stored, and Snaps employ endpoint security for secure data access. Inter-Component Communication is protected with SSL encryption on port 443. Platform Security Certifications highlight SnapLogic's commitment to maintaining a secure environment, leveraging AWS security and TRUSTe certification for privacy protection.

1. Integration Cloud Security

In SnapLogic Integration Cloud, your business data is never stored within their infrastructure. Instead, data is streamed between applications, databases, files, social networks, and big data sources via the Snaplex, a self-upgrading, elastically scalable execution network. Customer integration metadata and log files are securely stored on Amazon Web Services infrastructure, leveraging the inherent security and compliance capabilities of AWS as a 100% AWS-based platform.

2. Runtime Data Security

The SnapLogic Integration Cloud operates as a stateless engine, ensuring that data read from sources like Teradata and loaded into Amazon Redshift is not stored within their infrastructure. Snaps utilize the endpoint security of applications, databases, and files. This means that data is accessed securely through mechanisms like JDBC connections for databases or HTTPS-based REST and SOAP APIs for integration pipelines.

3. Inter-Component Communication

SnapLogic ensures secure integration between cloud services and on-premises applications, databases, and files. The communication occurs via an SSL encrypted link on port 443, the standard secure port for HTTPS traffic, between the SnapLogic Designer, Manager, Dashboard, and the Snaplex running behind the firewall.

4. Platform Security Certifications

SnapLogic Integration Cloud benefits from the robust security provided by Amazon Web Services, along with their certifications. Moreover, SnapLogic adds an extra layer of security, regularly applying the latest patches for resilience and protection. The platform undergoes third-party security audits and is certified by TRUSTe, adhering to stringent online privacy principles to safeguard personal information collected through their application.

Conclusion

At OdiTek, we are offering top-notch Cloud Integration Services powered by SnapLogic support and Integration Services. With SnapLogic's cutting-edge technology, we ensure that your business data is handled with utmost security and privacy. Our team of experts leverages SnapLogic's stateless engine and self-upgrading Snaplex network to seamlessly connect your cloud services, applications, databases, and files while ensuring that no data is stored in the process.

Through SnapLogic's comprehensive security measures, your data is kept safe during runtime, and inter-component communication is secured with SSL encryption. At OdiTek, we are dedicated to delivering efficient, agile, and scalable Cloud Integration Solutions that drive your business forward.

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Snaplogic can help you unleash the power of automation.

The need for automation in business processes is growing rapidly, and companies are looking for solutions that can help them increase efficiency and reduce costs. Snaplogic is a cloud-based platform that provides organizations with the tools they need to automate their processes. In this article, we'll discuss what Snaplogic is, the benefits of automation with Snaplogic, the features, and tools available, the cost of automation with Snaplogic, how to get started on Snaplogic, best practices for automation with Snaplogic, common challenges faced when using automation with Snaplogic, and finally, how to unlock the power of automation with Snaplogic.

What is Snaplogic?

Snaplogic is a cloud-based integration platform that enables organizations to automate their business processes. It provides a wide range of features and tools that help organizations integrate their data sources, applications, and APIs. It has a graphical user interface (GUI) that makes it easy for users to create and manage integration flows. The platform also provides features like drag-and-drop mapping and user-defined functions (UDFs) that make it easier for organizations to quickly create and deploy integrations. Additionally, Snaplogic provides analytics and insights that allow organizations to monitor the performance of their automation and make improvements where needed.

Snaplogic also offers a range of security features, such as role-based access control, encryption, and authentication, to ensure that data is secure and protected. It also provides a range of support options, including online documentation, tutorials, and customer support, to help users get the most out of the platform. With its wide range of features and tools, Snaplogic is an ideal solution for organizations looking to automate their business processes.

The Benefits of Automation with Snaplogic

The primary benefit of using Snaplogic is the ability to automate business processes. Automation can help organizations streamline their processes and reduce manual effort, saving time and money. It also helps to increase accuracy, as automated processes are less prone to human error than manual processes. Additionally, automation can improve customer service, as automated processes can be completed faster and with less hassle than manual processes. Finally, automation can help organizations comply with regulations and standards more easily by ensuring that processes are carried out in a consistent and compliant manner.

Automation also helps to reduce the risk of data loss or security breaches, as automated processes are more secure than manual processes. Automation can also help to improve the scalability of an organization, as automated processes can be easily scaled up or down to meet changing business needs. Finally, automation can help to improve the efficiency of an organization, as automated processes can be completed more quickly and accurately than manual processes.

How Snaplogic Streamlines Processes

Snaplogic provides a number of features and tools that help organizations streamline their processes. Its drag-and-drop mapping feature allows users to easily map data from one source to another. This eliminates the need for manual coding, which can be time-consuming and error-prone. Additionally, the platform provides user-defined functions (UDFs) that can be used to customize integrations. This allows users to create automated processes that fit their specific needs. Finally, the platform provides analytics and insights that allow users to monitor the performance of their automation and make adjustments where needed.

Snaplogic also offers a wide range of pre-built connectors that allow users to quickly and easily connect to a variety of data sources. This eliminates the need for manual coding and allows users to quickly integrate data from multiple sources. Additionally, the platform provides a secure and reliable environment for data integration, ensuring that data is protected and remains secure. With Snaplogic, organizations can quickly and easily streamline their processes and improve their overall efficiency.

Automation Tools and Features Available with Snaplogic

Snaplogic provides a range of tools and features that enable organizations to automate their processes. These include drag-and-drop mapping, user-defined functions (UDFs), data transformers, API connectors, pre-built integrations, access control, analytics and insights, and many more. All of these features help organizations quickly create and deploy automated processes that are tailored to their specific needs.

Snaplogic also offers a comprehensive suite of support services, including training, technical assistance, and customer success programs. This ensures that organizations have the resources they need to get the most out of their automation solutions. Additionally, Snaplogic's cloud-based platform is designed to be highly secure and reliable, so organizations can trust that their data is safe and their processes are running smoothly.

The Cost of Automation with Snaplogic

Snaplogic offers a range of pricing plans to meet different budgets. The pricing plans include a free plan as well as Basic, Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans. Each plan has different levels of features and services available. For example, the Basic plan includes access to API connectors, while the Pro plan includes access to pre-built integrations. Organizations can choose a plan that meets their budget and needs. Additionally, organizations can opt for an annual or monthly subscription model.

How to Get Started with Automation on Snaplogic

Getting started with automation on Snaplogic is easy. All users need to do is sign up for an account and start creating their integration flows. The platform's drag-and-drop mapping feature makes it easy to map data from one source to another. Additionally, users can customize their automation using user-defined functions (UDFs). Once the integration is set up, users can deploy it in minutes. The platform also provides analytics and insights that allow users to monitor the performance of their automation.

Best Practices for Automation with Snaplogic

When implementing automation with Snaplogic, there are some best practices that should be followed. First, it's important to plan out the integration flow before getting started. This will help ensure that the integration is set up correctly. Additionally, testing the integration thoroughly before deploying it in production is important. This will help ensure that the integration works as expected. Finally, it's important to monitor the performance of the integration after deployment and make adjustments where needed.

Common Challenges Faced When Using Automation with Snaplogic

When implementing automated processes with Snaplogic, there can be some challenges that need to be addressed. One common challenge is data quality issues. Poor data quality can lead to inaccurate or incomplete information being transferred between systems. Additionally, integration bugs can cause unexpected errors or delays in processing data. Finally, organizations may have difficulties integrating legacy systems due to a lack of compatibility or resources.

Conclusion: Unlock the Power of Automation with Snaplogic

Organizations looking to automate their business processes should consider using Snaplogic. The platform provides a wide range of features and tools that make it easy for organizations to quickly create and deploy automated processes. It also offers a range of pricing plans that fit different budgets and needs. Furthermore, Snaplogic provides analytics and insights that allow users to monitor the performance of their automation. By following best practices for automation with Snaplogic, organizations can unlock the power of automation and streamline their processes.

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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

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

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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. 

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Top 10 App Integration Tools — To Work Smarter and Sell Better

App integration tools also improve business efficiency and flexibility, making your company more responsive to new possibilities, leading to faster release of products and several performance advantages.

Traditionally, apps work independently of one another within discrete business units or activities, and they do not exchange the data they utilize. This can be quite problematic as these apps are required to complete business tasks or help you determine how your firm operates. In such circumstances, employees must manually transfer the data from one app to another, a process that takes time and is error-prone. Furthermore, innovation is impossible to achieve without linking your apps. Engaging with your consumers can also be challenging when your data is segregated and unavailable. An app integration tool solves all these problems.

What is an App Integration Tool?

Application integration software merges and improves data flow between two different software applications. This software allows a diverse set of independently developed apps to function together. In other words, businesses can use the software to bridge a new cloud application and an existing on-premises application, which allows for easier data exchange, resource sharing, and process consolidation. You must invest in an app integration tool if you want to: Integrate or combine different apps. Publish services or APIs that other apps may use. Grow your company.

Why do Businesses Need them?

Many businesses participate in labor-intensive processes and activities to offer their goods and services to customers. Such manual processes have frequently been hampered due to human error. Therefore, a majority of organizations require an automated process.

This form of process automation software is only possible through application integration. This approach ensures that all your data is at your fingertips and that you can control various operations with a single click.

Top 10 App Integration Tools

Zapup

WebSphere MQSeries

Cloud Elements

Fusion

Flowgear

Tray.io

Boomi AtomSphere

Jitterbit

Workato

SnapLogic

Summing It Up

Application integration allows an organization’s business processes and data to be shared and consolidated across several systems. You can use app integration tools to integrate new cloud apps with old on-premises systems, allowing disparate applications to coexist. This enables apps to exchange data by contacting the services supplied by these applications while also aiding in the creation of interoperability across heterogeneous systems.

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Global iPaaS Market Size | Industry Growth and Trends Analysis Report, 2027

The Global iPaaS Market Research Report published by VynZ Research offers first-hand data, qualitative and quantitative analysis by industry analysts, and inputs from industry experts and stakeholders across the entire chain. The research examines current market trends, macroeconomic factors, regional analysis in-depth, as well as market attractiveness by segment.

The Global iPaaS Market is anticipated to be valued at USD 12.3 billion by 2027, registering a market growth rate 38.4% CAGR during the 2021-2027. The Market research offers SWOT analysis of competitors including external environment analysis and PEST analysis. Furthermore, the Market study provides business methods for dealing with COVID-19 impact on the Market.

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Segmentation Analysis:

The study report examines significant market characteristics and latest developments, as well as research about relevant market segments and sub-segments, in-depth.

Segmentation of the Global iPaaS Market

By Deployment Type

Private Cloud

Hybrid Cloud

Public Cloud

By Organization Size

Small and Medium Enterprises

Large Enterprises

By Service Type

Application Integration

Data Transformation

Real-Time Monitoring and Integration

Training and Consulting

Support & Maintenance

Cloud Service Orchestration

By Application

Industrial

Building and Home Automation

Consumer Electronics

Security

By Industry Vertical

Telecommunications

Government and Public Sector

Media and Entertainment

Consumer Goods and Retail

Education, Manufacturing

BFSI

Healthcare and Life Sciences

Others

Prominent Leading Companies and Regional Outlook of Global iPaaS Market Share Analysis

The report also covers the market's major strategic developments, such as R&D, M&A, agreements, novel product launches, collaborations, partnerships, joint ventures, and regional growth of the market's competing firms on a global and regional scale.

Furthermore, the study includes Porter's five forces analysis of the industry to understand the impact of various factors on the growth of the market, such as bargaining power of suppliers, rivalry among competitors, the threat of new entrants, threat of substitutes products or service, and bargaining power of supplier.

The major industry players across the value chain for Global iPaaS Market include:

SnapLogic, Inc.

Scribe Software Corporation Celigo, Inc.

Dell Boomi Inc.

IBM Corporation

MuleSoft, Inc.

Informatica Corporation

DBSync Ltd

Jitterbit, Inc.

Oracle Corporation

Some of the frequently asked questions addressed in the report include:

- What are the trends and drivers impacting the Global iPaaS Market?

-Preparation of SWOT and PESTLE analysis of competitors in the market.

-What are the regions covered in the report and the opportunities prevalent in the region leading to the growth of the market?

-What are the segments covered in the report and the strategies adopted by Industry Players in the Report?

-What are the innovative technologies in the market that are covered and their outlook?

-What are the regulations initiated by the government so as to expand the market?

- What are some recent trends that may have an impact on the product/service and return on investment (ROI)?

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Matillion raises $150M at a $1.5B valuation for its low-code approach to integrating disparate data sources

Businesses and the tech companies that serve them are run on data. At best, it can be used to help with decision-making, to understand how well or badly an organization is doing, and to build new systems to run the next generation of services. At its most challenging, though, data can represent a real headache: there is too much of it, in too many places, and too much of a task to bring it into any kind of order.

Enter a startup called Matillion, which has built a platform to help companies harness their data so that it can be used, and what’s more the platform is not just for data scientists, but it’s written with a “low-code” approach that can be used by a wider group of users.

Today, it is announcing a big round of investment — $150 million at a $1.5 billion valuation — a sign not just of Matillion’s traction in this space, but of the market demand for the tech that it has built.

The company currently has “hundreds” of large enterprise customers, including Hundreds of large enterprises including Western Union, FOX, Sony, Slack, National Grid, Peet’s Coffee and Cisco for projects ranging from business intelligence and visualization through to artificial intelligence and machine learning applications.

General Atlantic is leading the funding, with Battery Ventures, Sapphire Ventures, Scale Venture Partners, and Lightspeed Venture Partners — some of the biggest enterprise startup investors in the world — also participating. Matillion last raised money — a Series D of around $100 million million — as recently as February this year, at what was an undisclosed valuation at the time.

Announcing this latest round at a $1.5 billion valuation is significant not just for Matillion. The startup was founded in Manchester (it now also has a base in Denver), and this makes it one of a handful of tech startups out of the city — others we’ve recently covered include The Hut Group, Peak AI and Fractory — now hitting the big leagues and helping to put it on the innovation map as an urban center to watch.

Matthew Scullion, the startup’s CEO and founder, explained that the crux of the issue Matillion is addressing is the diamond-in-the-rough promise of big data. Typically, large organizations are producing giant amounts of data every day, hugely valuable information as long as it can be tapped efficiently. The problem is that this data is often sitting across a lot of different places — typically large organizations might have over 1,000 data sources, apps sitting across multiple clouds and servers, and storage across Snowflake, Amazon Redshift, and Databricks. On top of this, while a lot of that data is very structured, those sources are not necessarily aligned with each other.

“Data has become the new currency, and the world is pivoting to that,” he said. “It’s changing all aspects of how we work, and it is happening very fast. But the problem is that the world’s ability to innovate with data is constrained. It’s not the shortage of data or demand to put it to work, but the point is the world’s ability to make that data useful.”

Matillion has answered that with a framework and system that can both identify data sources and basically bring order to them, without needing to move the data from one place to another in order to be used. It’s an ETL (extract, transform, and load) provider, and it is far from being the only one in the market, with others like Dataiku, Talent, SnapLogic, as well as cloud providers like AWS and Microsoft, among the many trying to address this area.

The difference with Matillion, Scullion said, is that it has democratized platform, so that organizations don’t have to rely on data scientists to get involved in order to use it, by building a low-code interface around it.

“We have made it accessible, intuitive and easy to use by bringing in a low-code approach,” he said. “We’ve developed a platform and data operating system that has all the things in the kit bag that an organization needs to make it useful.”

This is important because, as big data analytics and the tools to build these processes become more mainstream and themselves take on low-code interfaces, Matillion is providing a way for those less technical users to source and use their data, too. This means more efficiency, less cost, and more time for data scientists to work on more difficult problems and do less busy work.

“As organizations look for ways to harness data to make better business decisions, the market for cloud data integration and transformation is expanding,” said Chris Caulkin, MD and Head of Technology for EMEA at General Atlantic. “We believe that Matillion’s low-code ETL platform simplifies the process of constructing data pipelines and preparing data for analysis, enabling citizen data scientists and data engineers alike to play a valuable role in extracting data-based insights. We look forward to supporting the team through its next phase of growth and expansion.”