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Blog posts tagged with "integration".
Finance Calendar View | Kinetic Data Blog
Get all your financial date information into one view - a calendar view.
When Systems of Record should be used as Systems of Engagement | Kinetic Data Blog
Never. Ever. No, not even then. Decouple industry know-how to enable employees.
Be a Provider… NOT a Broker!
Customers don't want to coordinate your vendors. They want one experience, end to end. Here's why service brokering fails and how to deliver as a true provider.
The Wally Awards 2016 – Integrator of the Year | Kinetic Data Blog
We love our customers. They are who we do this for. This year we gave awards for sharing some of our Key Values. The winner of “Integrator of the Year” dem
What's New on Kinetic Community - October 2014
A look back at the October 2014 Kinetic Community updates: integration handlers and reusable workflow logic that let teams orchestrate work across existing systems.
Enterprise Service Integration: It's Not Just About Data
Syncing records between systems isn't service delivery. Here's why cross-system workflow orchestration—not more integrations—is what actually gets enterprise work done.
Connectors and Handlers: How Kinetic Orchestrates Across Systems of Record
A look at the connectors and workflow handlers — Jira, BMC Remedy, HP Service Manager, Google Calendar — that let Kinetic orchestrate work across the systems you already run.
Enterprise IT Service Catalogs: Forrester Research, Part 3
The service catalog only works if the systems behind it do. Here is what the architecture actually requires, and where workflow orchestration fits across IT, HR, and finance.
Migrating from Lotus | How to Drop Notes without Missing a Beat | Kinetic Data Blog
Many organizations are fine with Notes. But for those committed to making a move, here's a rapid, cost-effective method for rebuilding key business applications.
Are We Living in a One-Horse Town?
Single-vendor IT strategies trade short-term simplicity for long-term lock-in. Here's how to modernize across the systems you already own without handing control to one vendor.