APIs, SOA, ESB, messaging and event-driven architecture across IBM, Oracle, MuleSoft, Boomi and cloud-native platforms, connecting ERPs, CRMs, ServiceNow, core systems and legacy applications so data and processes flow reliably.
Every new system, channel and AI initiative depends on the integration layer. When it is fragile, everything built on top of it inherits the fragility.
Hundreds of direct connections, file transfers and undocumented jobs nobody dares to change.
ESB and SOA platforms that still run the business but lack skills, upgrades and a modernization path.
Services exposed without security policies, versioning, monitoring or a catalog, so reuse never happens.
Nightly synchronizations cannot support e-commerce, mobile channels or AI agents that need current data.
A governed integration layer turns systems into reusable capabilities and makes every future project cheaper.
Managed APIs and events let new channels, partners and AI agents consume existing capabilities in days.
Monitoring, retries, dead-letter handling and SLAs replace overnight surprises.
Mainframe, ERP and custom systems participate in modern architectures through APIs and events, without rewrites.
A strangler approach migrates interfaces one by one while the business keeps running.
From integration strategy and architecture to implementation, migration and operation.
Current-state assessment, target architecture, platform selection, API and event standards and a roadmap to retire point-to-point connections.
Design, security, versioning, monitoring and catalog for REST, SOAP and GraphQL APIs on IBM API Connect, MuleSoft, Apigee and cloud-native gateways.
IBM App Connect Enterprise (ACE) and Integration Bus (IIB), IBM DataPower, IBM API Connect and IBM MQ: implementation, migration, upgrade and performance tuning.
Oracle SOA Suite, Oracle Service Bus and Oracle Integration Cloud: implementation, modernization and migration paths to the cloud.
MuleSoft Anypoint Platform and Boomi implementations: API-led design, DataWeave, Boomi processes and connectors, and migration from legacy ESBs to iPaaS.
ServiceNow connected to ERPs, CRMs, monitoring and AI agents through IntegrationHub, Flow Designer, REST and Scripted APIs and MID Server, so ITSM, ITOM and CSM workflows run on current data.
Apache Kafka, IBM MQ, RabbitMQ and cloud messaging for real-time integration, change data capture and decoupled architectures.
Understand the interfaces, define the standards, migrate incrementally and keep the lights on.
We inventory interfaces, flows, systems, volumes and failure points, and rank them by business criticality.
We define the target platform, API and event standards, security policies and the migration sequence.
We build and migrate interfaces in waves, with automated tests, parallel runs and monitoring from the first release.
We establish observability, support routines and governance so the platform stays healthy after handover.
Systems of record stay stable. Capabilities are exposed through managed APIs and events that every consumer reuses.
This design works on IBM, Oracle, MuleSoft or cloud-native stacks. The platform is a choice; the layering is what protects the business.
Deep experience on enterprise platforms, combined with cloud-native integration.
Where our integration work usually starts.
Migrating from legacy IBM or Oracle middleware to current versions, cloud-hosted platforms, iPaaS such as Boomi or MuleSoft, or API-led architectures.
Standing up API management with security, catalog and governance for internal, partner and public APIs.
Connecting SAP, Oracle, Salesforce and Infor with channels, logistics and finance systems, often through Boomi or MuleSoft.
Kafka-based streaming for orders, inventory, payments and fraud detection.
System APIs that let agents query and update core systems with control and audit.
EDI, file-based and API integrations with suppliers, banks and marketplaces.
Incidents, requests and changes synchronized with ERP, HR, monitoring and vendor systems, with AI agents opening and updating tickets through governed APIs.
Standing up Boomi or MuleSoft as the shared integration layer for SaaS-heavy landscapes, with governance, reusable connectors and monitoring.
SOA principles, such as reusable services with contracts, are alive inside API-led and event-driven architectures. What ages is the technology and the centralization of a single bus. We usually evolve the ESB into managed APIs, events and lighter runtimes rather than rewriting everything as microservices.
It depends on your existing investments, skills, cloud strategy and licensing. We have delivered on IBM, Oracle, MuleSoft, Boomi and cloud-native stacks and recommend based on your context, not on a partnership incentive.
Yes. We connect ServiceNow to ERPs, CRMs, HR, monitoring and vendor systems using IntegrationHub, Flow Designer, REST and Scripted APIs and MID Server, and we expose ServiceNow capabilities as governed APIs so AI agents can open, update and resolve tickets with audit trails.
Yes. Migration to IBM App Connect Enterprise, Oracle Integration Cloud, MuleSoft or cloud-native services is a large part of our work. We map flows, automate what can be converted and re-implement what should be redesigned, with parallel runs before cutover.
By migrating interface by interface behind stable contracts, running old and new in parallel, comparing outputs and switching consumers gradually. The business never depends on a single cutover weekend.
Agents are only useful when they can read and change data in real systems. Managed APIs and events are the safe way to give them that access, with authentication, limits and audit trails.
Give agents governed access to business systems such as ServiceNow.
Move or modernize middleware as part of a cloud program.
Feed the lakehouse with events and change data capture.
The debate is usually framed as old versus new. In practice, enterprises that integrate well take the principles of SOA, the autonomy of microservices and the governance of API management, and evolve toward them one interface at a time.
Moving to the cloud is the easy part. Making legacy systems cheaper to run and faster to change is the goal. A strategy built from assessments and migrations in real enterprise environments.
Agents are not a replacement for every workflow engine and RPA bot. They are a new tool for a specific class of work. Knowing which class is the difference between a reliable operation and an expensive experiment.
Talk to an architect who has spent years inside IBM, Oracle, MuleSoft, Boomi and ServiceNow environments about modernizing yours.