Blog - Application Integration

Discover how integrating your organization’s Infor EAM and Esri ArcGIS systems takes each application’s abilities to the next level. Plus, learn how Geonexus’ new Infor EAM connector can help.

Productized solutions with easy-to-navigate user interfaces, like the Geonexus Integration Platform, empower Citizen Integrators to own their GIS, CIS, EAM data integration. Learn why organizations should leverage them for better data integration and business success.

When it comes to GIS, EAM, and CIS integration, custom-coded and ETL data integration methods are a thing of the past. Discover why off-the-shelf, configurable data integration platforms are the future.

Enterprise systems that aren’t working together are not reaching their full potential. Learn how adding a data integration solution to your organization's technology stack can make the rest of your organization’s apps work better together.

There comes a point in every organization’s data and system integration process when they must make the choice to Buy or Build. We assembled 4 items all organizations should consider as they make this critical business decision.

What is the biggest challenge when looking to integrate two systems? In a recent poll of IBM Maximo and GIS users, 48% of respondents cited “Technical Challenges” as their biggest obstacle when planning and executing a GIS and Maximo Integration.

Integrating SAP and ArcGIS can be challenging. Many organizations spend millions of dollars on integration and still fail to capture business value from their investment. However, with the right tools and leadership, an organization can get value quickly.

A few weeks ago at the first-ever virtual Esri User Conference, Jack Dangermond talked about how GIS is “Interconnecting Our World.” This statement has never been truer.

Geonexus was recently awarded the Esri Utility Network Solution Specialty for Electric Utilities. There are several use cases for Geonexus during Utility Network migration projects.

GeoNexus is often categorized as an ESB because it provides a platform for system integration. However, this is a common misconception that we look to clarify in today’s blog.