Public-sector leaders at every level are embracing a vision of government that is transparent, accessible, and responsive to citizen needs. However, this vision often runs up against the reality of existing IT infrastructure. Too often, legacy middleware is locked into proprietary software and systems that do not integrate well or scale effectively across the enterprise.
The ability to integrate systems and share data across the enterprise is a common datacenter need.
"Integration bus" is a common term that describes the technology used for middleware-based integration. Integration bus needs can vary in complexity, data volume, and required performance.
Download this paper to discover how both Red Hat and IBM offer multiple products that can help customers develop and deploy middleware integration solutions.
Keeping your Java organization up to speed means delivering new applications and updates in days or weeks, grappling with application deployment in different environments, and struggling to keep application reliable and performing smoothly.
Successful leaders are turning to DevOps methodologies, microservices architectures, and containers to meet these requirements. But without the right application development platform, these infrastructures may not be properly supported.
Access this product overview and learn how you can best support your on premise infrastructure by employing the right application development platform.
Government innovation isn’t an oxymoron. Agencies at every level of government are responding to expanding mission requirements and rising citizen expectations by developing new applications and services that take advantage of mobile, cloud, data analytics, and other emerging technologies. They are also looking for ways to automate processes, so they can work smarter and deliver services more efficiently, despite constrained budgets.
But today’s applications and services, and the ways they are consumed, are significantly different than in the past. They must be adaptable and integrate with new and existing applications more efficiently. They must be developed faster, and seamlessly scale across heterogeneous environments that include physical, virtual, mobile, and cloud resources. Unfortunately, the middleware infrastructure used in the past is simply not agile, productive, or cost-effective enough to deliver on these new requirements, causing many agencies to struggle in their efforts to streamline operations and improve services.
Application demands are increasing, but the availability of resources is not. Pressure from internal and external customers to create more apps faster is generating a need for new processes and methods. Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) offers many benefits across IT organisations. Developers gain the freedom to focus on coding, while IT operations maintains control without having to manage spin-up environments.
This eBook illustrates how PaaS, combined with application integration technology such as Red Hat® JBoss® Fuse can reduce application delivery costs, increase application reliability and developer productivity.