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Integration Models: Templates for Business Transformation Contents Introduction Origins of Integration Models The Toolkit Influences That Shaped the Approach Just Do It Increased Autonomy Intuitive Approach Intuitive Design Aim of the Book Organization of the Book I - Techniques for Enterprise Application Integration 1 The Context for Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) Business Reasons for EAI What Is Enterprise Application Integration? Architectural Infrastructure for Integration Company Risk Factors for Integration Industry Risk Factors for Integration Conclusion 2 Introduction to Integration Models Integration Models Bridge the Gap Between Business and Technical Views What Do Integration Models Do? What Integration Models Are Not Benefits of the IM Approach The Catalog of Integration Models Conclusion 3 The Environment for Integration Modeling What It Takes to Build an Environment Selecting a Project Approach Providing the Glue Between Organizational Components Placing Project Deliverables in Context The Operating Model for Integration Implementation Strategies for Integration Projects Summary II Catalog of Integration Models 4 The Cycle Template Template Description Template Discussion When the Cycle Template Applies Examples Benefits and Consequences Template Realization EAI Applications Templates That Work Well with the Cycle Template 5 The Seed Template 6 The Web Template 7 The Flow Template 8 The Wave Template 9 The Ring Template 10 The Cell Template 11 The Tree Template III Applying Integration Models 12 Case Study: Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Background Applying Integration Models for ERP Integration Issues Summary 13 Using Integration Models to Synthesize Industry Models The Goal of Synthesizing Industry Models Method for Synthesizing Industry Models Conclusion 14 Data Strategy, Warehousing, and Architecture with Integration Models Data Management How IM Supports Data Management Organizing the Data Architecture Elements of a Successful Data Warehouse 15 Case Study: Integration in Telecommunications Background Sources of Fragmentation Applying Integration Modeling Delivering a Unified Interface Conclusion 16 Conclusion Clarifying the Dynamics of Any Model Understanding the Current Problem Set IM as "Snap-to-Grid" Formats Pointing the Way to Implementation Strategies Translating IM into Technical Implementation Models Patterns, Templates, and Other Reusable Components [Company Profile] [Home] [Books & Articles] [Laura's Bio]
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