Integration

• Cloudy with a Chance of Savings: Automation Secrets Your Consultants May Not Want You to Know.
  

  Increasingly, corporate software is becoming more automated, turn-key and configurable, with powerful enterprise systems like Salesforce.com, Google Docs and Alfresco Document Management capable of installation, business-rule matching and deployment in literally a matter of weeks, even days.

  These agile, scalable systems leverage The Cloud for delivery and upgrades, and their ability to save significant IT resources and time over traditional “on-premise” software is generally well understood.

• Installing and Using WebDAV
  

  WebDAV stands for "Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning". It allows users to upload/download, edit and manage files on the TBS server. This How-To walks through the steps to setup and access WebDAV.

• Integrating Your Corporate Software: Build vs. Buy
  

  An organization that wishes to integrate disparate computing resources can either build an integration solution in-house or buy a packaged integration software application. While building a custom application may seem the most cost-effective route, this approach is fraught with problems. Bloor Research notes, “There are clear downsides to Custom Code: can you easily integrate data cleansing, is documentation automatically generated, and can you prove the lineage of your data for compliance purposes?” Packaged integration software applications now offer a compelling alternative to the expensive, time-consuming quagmire of in-house development. Learn more, in this comprehensive whitepaper from Pervasive Software.

• Why Hosting may be your best Option for Vision 6
  

  Vision 6 is built on a different technology platform from all previous versions of Vision. If you are considering utilizing Vision 6 be sure to take a close look at the time and resource investment that it will take to accommodate this new platform. Many organizations are finding that for them, a hosted solution is the better option.