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Risky, expensive, complicated…organizations apply these labels to integration because—let’s face it—gluing together the incompatible systems scattered throughout the enterprise can be a downright ugly task. Kiss the Frog: Integrating and Transforming Your Business with BPI offers key insights on a surprisingly affordable and business-friendly set of tools that is radically changing the way businesses approach integration. No longer the exclusive domain of highly technical companies with seemingly unlimited budgets, integration technology is moving firmly within the grasp of any company that is willing to face the challenge head on.
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"Integration should not be so hard," says Richard Schultz, who early in his career saw numerous integration projects fail due to cost and complexity. A firm believer that traditional approaches to integration were not feasible for the average company, Schultz was convinced that there had to be a better alternative.
Risky, expensive, complicated…organizations apply these labels to integration because—let’s face it—gluing together the incompatible systems scattered throughout the enterprise can be a downright ugly task. Kiss the Frog: Integrating and Transforming Your Business with BPI offers key insights on a surprisingly affordable and business-friendly set of tools that is radically changing the way businesses approach integration. No longer the exclusive domain of highly technical companies with seemingly unlimited budgets, integration technology is moving firmly within the grasp of any company that is willing to face the challenge head on.
About the Author
"Integration should not be so hard," says Richard Schultz, who early in his career saw numerous integration projects fail due to cost and complexity. A firm believer that traditional approaches to integration were not feasible for the average company, Schultz was convinced that there had to be a better alternative.
Among his observations was that business experts were seldom able to provide meaningful contributions because of the highly technical nature of integration solutions. Determined to develop a set of tools that would greatly simplify integration projects and promote true business and IT collaboration, Schultz founded Metaserver, Inc., in 1996.
"One of our goals at Metaserver is to make our customers innovators," says Schultz, who serves as the company’s president and chief executive officer. "With the appropriate set of tools and the right people, there is no limit to the inventive ways companies can find to improve service, reduce costs, and operate more efficiently."
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