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Enterprise Information Integration (EII)
Enterprise-Wide Software Solutions: Integration Strategies and Practices
For those organizations seeking to obtain the maximum benefits of enterprise resource planning (ERP) software implementations, this book provides a basis for planning and managing expectations among all relevant groups - corporate management, information technology staff, users, outside consultants, and the software vendor.
Enterprise Application Integration
This is the first book that addresses the complex problem of EAI. The book explains, in terms you can understand, core EAI concepts, EAI architectures, EAI-enabling technology, as well as how EAI techniques and technology are finally able to solve the business-to-business application integration problem.
B2B Application Integration: e-Business-Enable Your Enterprise
Making business applications communicate across corporate boundaries can be complicated, which is why system architects usually coordinate such projects. B2B Application Integration explains some of the approaches these system architects can take to get application A to talk to database B and Web site C, without simultaneously allowing hacker yahoos in for a look around. David Linthicum surveys technologies generally, and also the products that implement them. He's a fine teacher, able to clarify complicated processes with words and illustrations. He's also well informed enough to express and support opinions on how various technologies are limited, which products live up to their claims, and how to implement specific mechanisms for application integration.
Enterprise Application Integration: A Wiley Tech Brief
Presents a unbiased survey of the different technologies, architectures, and approaches available for enterprise application integration (EAI) implementation, offering pros and cons, clear explanations of concepts, and guidance on how to choose the best EAI strategy for a company. Shows how to define a specific integration problem in a form that enables a real solution, and how to choose among architectures and implementation technologies. Ruh is affiliated with a leading EAI and object-oriented consulting company.
Enterprise Application Integration for B2B (PDF download)
More than the mere buying and selling of products and services, the goal of B2B e-commerce is total supply chain integration and automation. The techniques and technologies of enterprise application integration offer the greatest promise in achieving this ambitious objective.
Middleware and Enterprise Application Integration
A practical introduction to the different forms of middleware and how they can be combined to produce complex architectures that are suited to business needs. Intended for consultants, managers, architectures and designers of complex business software for e-commerce.
B2B Integration
This book presents a complete and consistent architecture based on a coherent conceptual model of B2B integration (sometimes also called Enterprise Application Integration). In an unbiased and detailed manner, it discusses not only business event management, but also outlines how B2B integration standards like RosettaNet and EDI as well as integration standards like the J2EE Connector Architecture play together to enable B2B integration. The book provides solid and lasting knowledge of the field of B2B integration.
Enterprise Information Integration: A Pragmatic Approach
Querying XML
For software developers and systems architects, this book teaches the most useful approaches to querying XML documents and repositories. This book will also help managers and project leaders grasp how querying XML fits into the larger context of querying and XML. Querying XML provides a comprehensive background from fundamental concepts (What is XML?) to data models (the Infoset, PSVI, XQuery Data Model) to APIs (querying XML from SQL or Java) and more.
