EE can be introduced at any time to begin reaping the advantages of its inherent speed, flexibility, and self-documenting nature. It should be considered an imperative when certain situations emerge, such as:

• A participating application must be switched or upgraded
• A new application or business partner must be added
• The central data model or view needs to be modified/updated
• Rapid ad hoc interfaces are needed
• Complex data transformation is needed
• Logic deems the need for a many-to-many interface component
• Change occurs in any application, data source or destination, business logic, and/or data model
• Maintenance becomes difficult, costly, or is being avoided

Enterprise Enabler is changing the way people think about integration. EE generates intelligent, dynamic integrated environments that interact with the user to pro-actively adapt to change. That means faster implementation and lower maintenance costs. It means you don’t have to avoid change when it is needed.

Add Enterprise Enabler to Your Toolbox for Flexibility and Speed
Enterprise Enabler will work hand-in-hand with any EAI product, handing off as easily to SeeBeyond E*Gate or Tibco Rendezvous as to any application. Pump data onto MQ-Series or exchange messages with webMethods or SAP NetWeaver easily, quickly, and without any huge up-front cost or design effort. Register any of the participating applications or data to the patent-pending Integration Integrity Process (IIP) to be continuously monitored for change that will be interactively managed when detected. In fact, EE can leverage or replace the advantage of most messaging systems, Publish/Subscribe, SOAP, etc., without the need for custom programming.

Enterprise Enabler provides a broad spectrum of connectivity to hundreds of data sources, along with robust data transformation services that eliminate the constraints of the typical transformation engine, by handling all data in native form. This foundation of event-driven, real-time data-streaming technology moves information efficiently through business processes, workflows, SOA and composite applications.