The benefits of moving to the cloud have been long praised across industries. As organisations jump on the cloud bandwagon to improve everything from operational efficiency to business agility, it’s not surprising to find IDC forecast that cloud spending will reach $554 billion by 2021.
More and more, organisations are moving away from traditional monolithic software in favour of best-of-breed SaaS applications that provide ultra-specialised functionality. By taking advantage of smaller, more discreet services,
At Dreamforce ‘17 this week, we are repeatedly hearing about the importance of improving the customer experience. Customers today expect more and demand more, wanting a consistent buying journey across all channels. This idea of “unified commerce” requires more than thinking about your strategy for each distinct channel; but, rather meeting customer expectations across their entire experience ––from shopping and personalization to fulfillment and customer service.
This week’s Muley comes to us from the cloud integrations team in Buenos Aires! As an Engineering Manager, Alejandro focuses on keeping things running smoothly. Read on to learn about some of biggest challenges he has to overcome.
First thought that came to mind when you looked into the mirror today?
How hot I am, wait, I mean old… that was the word.
Top business drivers across organizations manage IT projects that include SaaS to SaaS and SaaS to on-premises integration requirements. In the past, many of these businesses were able to overcome their integration challenges by implementing custom point-to-point integration. Now however, with more and more applications and data being run and managed in the cloud, point-to-point integration can’t keep up with business demands.
Join David Chao, Senior Product Manager at MuleSoft, as he discusses the state of the media industry with guest speaker Richard Donovan from Sky in our upcoming MuleSoft webinar, “Integration Trends in Media: 2013 Review.”
During 2013, media companies have been working with a sense of purpose to expand their traditional distribution models and move towards delivering content across new platforms. Cross platform integration will be key as another significant development this year is the consumer’s perspective about how they want to receive and interact with content which,
Dreamforce is approaching fast and as we near, we thought it would be a good idea to elaborate on MuleSoft’s presence at Dreamforce, as well as what you can expect from us at our booth this year!
It’s no secret that SaaS and cloud, social and mobile have changed the game for many businesses. Organizations have stated time and time again that integration is one of, if not the main hurdle to overcome when adopting SaaS.
I’m no psychic but I bet you two things: This holiday you already took a bunch of pictures that went straight into facebook and you drank A LOT. Now you’ll probably edit your photos in the morning, but it seems a shame to lose those drunken shots. What if you could save them? Let’s see how you can do that using Mule. We’ll see how we can make an app that pulls all our facebook photos and upload them into box.
The massive growth of APIs and SaaS applications has created a need to integrate anything, anywhere. This integration wave presents unique challenges for organizations looking to integrate both in the cloud and on-premise. Join Ross Mason, Founder & CTO of MuleSoft, as he discusses the emerging hybrid architectures designed to manage this challenge.
In response to the growing demand we’ve seen for application and data connectivity across the cloud ecosystem, this week we are renaming our cloud integration platform as a serviceMule iON to CloudHubTM. I’d like to give you a quick insight into why we’ve changed the platform name.
A new name to describe the value we provide After working with a hundreds of F1000 businesses,
Ross Mason, MuleSoft Founder and CTO, has identified the five major trends you need to watch this year and how they will affect your organization. These trends are:
