We provide a lot of webinars with tips and tricks from our development team on how to get the most out of Mule. But what about in the real world? We’re pleased to present a great customer use case of Mule in the wild.
In 2010, Employers Direct, a major workers’ compensation insurance provider, became Pacific Compensation. As part of this shift, the company fundamentally changed its entire model from direct sales to utilizing insurance brokers.
An order didn’t ship? Customer support in the dark? As applications get more complex and involve more systems and services the possibility of error grows exponentially. Architects and developers must consider providing appropriate insights to business analysts and customer support a key component of any application.
Mateo Almenta Reca, Director of Product Management at MuleSoft, will provide a series of best practices for designing complex integrations with business visibility in mind including:
We often find Mule used in mission critical environments. With new capabilities such as high availability clustering in Mule 3.2 , Mule is even more suitable for applications where message loss is unacceptable.
To help you get the most out of Mule 3.2, Mike Schilling, Architect at MuleSoft, will provide a series of best practices for building mission critical applications including:
How do you take your existing investments in Enterprise and SaaS Applications, and turn them into collaboration tools that make businesses more effective? Organizations utilizing CMIS-based content management systems such as Alfresco frequently need to integrate and interact with these systems of record, and increasingly find pushing the content out via new channels to a socially savvy workforce speeds business processes. In this Webinar we will explore how to quickly do the following:
Mule 3.2 is right around the corner and it is shaping up as the best Mule release ever.
Some highlights include:
The Mule team is always asking ourselves “how can we make developers more productive?” and “what would make the development process easier?” The recent beta of Mule Studio certainly was a case in point, but Mule offers a number of useful developer tools for use throughout the development, test and rollout process. Folks may be familiar with a few of these. Others, perhaps you’ve missed.
We thought we’d offer 45 minute technical webinar with offer an overview of these development tools and how they can improve the ease of developing,
On Monday we announced a public beta of Mule Studio, a new graphical tool that makes designing, testing and running Mule flows a snap.
If you were intrigued and wanted to know how to get started, we’ll be offering a webinar on Mule Studio on May 19.
This 45-minute demo-driven techical webinar will offer a tutorial to getting started with Mule Studio.
Mule 3 had a ton of new improvements. We’ve talked a lot about flows, cloud connectors and the like and offered webinars on each. Mule 3 also offers a new deployment model to support the deployment of multiple applications and hot deployment of those applications.
Are you looking to learn about how best to deploy Mule and Mule applications? Should you deploy Mule standalone? Should you deploy it on an application server?
