Consistent integration of heterogeneous enterprise systems is among most distinctive characteristics of corporate IT. Diversity of enterprise architecture appears as a natural answer to objective volatility and complexity of rapidly evolving business environments. Wide palette of IT systems used in an organization ensures quick and flexible response to a variety of existing and potential business challenges.
However, universal governance of this versatile landscape is not easy. Enterprise Bridge addresses this persistent problem in corporate IT management by seamless transformation of corporate data and meta-data across the wide range applications and environments. Configurable scenarios of automated migrations ensure enhanced consistency of transformation and incremental continuous integration of dispersed corporate assets.
Repeated execution of migration scenarios is achieved through extended persistence capabilities available in new version of Enterprise Bridge. Save your complex array of transformation settings and mappings between enterprise objects and then instantly load it for immediate execution.
There always exists a discrepancy between a model of business process, however well designed and accurate, and real execution of this process in a business environment. The reason for this gap is an unforeseen depth and hidden details inherent to any real process. Real business model of organization is ultimately unlimited in its depth. Going from highest management levels, it descends to individual departments, client relations, production units, technical code of equipment and controllers etc. In vast majority of cases, it is impossible and senseless to build a complete model covering all and every fine detail of the business. Omitted lower layers of the model create (pseudo) random fluctuations during execution of the model. Real execution paths of a process never follow its model exactly. However, in case of the correct model, we can expect to see that an ensemble of execution paths statistically converges to the model as to its average path over a significant set of observation...
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