Database schema migration is often an intimidating concept for many software engineers. In an ideal world, developers start with the perfect database schema that can scale to handle millions of requests to their service. But there can be times where you pick the wrong datastore or a data model that you need to change after […]
In my first blog, I explained what digital transformation is, why connectivity and integration is vital for a successful digital transformation, and how MuleSoft’s Anypoint Platform is an engine to power that digital transformation. In this blog post, I’ll be using a common digital transformation initiative in the domain of digital customer experience (DCX) as […]
A surprise awaited me as I arrived to a recent analyst briefing. My scheduled analyst, the one responsible for integration, had to cancel. His replacement was the analyst responsible for IoT. What were we going to talk about? As it turns out, quite a lot.
In the midst of a top 10 global bank’s central IT transformation with MuleSoft, it began to realize the benefits of an application network. This blog will cover how the bank developed a strategic approach to expand its network, launching a new initiative to integrate multiple instances of Salesforce Marketing Cloud and Sales Cloud to […]
Being a developer-first company means you have to be exactly where developers build great products. Which is why HERE Technologies has joined the MuleSoft Technology Partner Program and has contributed to the MuleSoft partner ecosystem by releasing Geocoder API specifications. This collaboration will empower MuleSoft developers to create more engaging and contextual user experiences with […]
If you have worked with Mule for any period of time you know that we provide deep support for interacting with Salesforce Clouds – including connectors, templates, and examples. But you may not be aware that Salesforce exposes many different APIs that our connectors leverage for these integrations. Many developers may be familiar with the […]
In the intro to this blog series, I promised to reconcile the apparent incongruence of strategic business objectives (move fast) with traditional IT must have paradigms (be safe). In the last post, we chugged away at the surrounding ecosystem that’s needed to support the velocity promised by the former. In this post, I pause at […]
Mule 4 addresses vertical scalability with a radically different design using reactive programming at its core.
As discussed in my previous blog post, the notion of the OODA loop is foundational for many of today’s common agile, LEAN and DevOps methods. But given we typically talk about it in a systems context, it’s important to examine the core motivations for enterprises becoming more responsive to changes in their environment.
Maturity leads to more systems and complex business processes, so how can a company maintain the agility necessary to meet customer expectations? The answer lies in taking a strategic approach to business automation, a new frontier in digital transformation.