The Changing Landscape of Digital Transformation: Insights from the 2024 Connectivity Benchmark Report
Digital transformation has become a crucial aspect for organizations to thrive and meet disruptions head-on. With the widespread adoption of generative AI, IT leaders
6 Integration, Automation, and Digital Transformation Trends for 2023
The data is in! MuleSoft recently released its 2023 Connectivity Benchmark Report with insights from 1050 global IT leaders on the state of connectivity,
What’s really getting in the way of implementing speed and agility at scale
Back in 2016 — a lifetime in microservice years — a MuleSoft colleague, Matt McLarty, myself, and two others released the book "Microservice Architecture."
10 facts on the state of connectivity
The pandemic has changed how organizations rely on their IT teams. IT was critical in the shift to remote work and maintaining operations in
Preparing for today and tomorrow: The importance of a company-wide integration strategy
As the COVID-19 pandemic changes consumer behaviour and puts increasing pressure on traditional business models digital transformation has never been more important. But to
69% of IT leaders keep the lights on instead of innovating. Enter APIs.
This post was originally published on ProgrammableWeb. See the full video interview by clicking through to the original post. Responding to a question regarding
Connectivity strategy for Greater China: Integration remains IT’s biggest unsolved problem
MuleSoft recently published its global 2020 Connectivity Benchmark Report, surveying 800+ global IT leaders on the state of digital transformation. A large number of
How banks and fintech can drive the next era in connected user experiences in Southeast Asia
According to MuleSoft’s 2020 Connectivity Benchmark Report, the financial services sector has a greater prevalence of teams driving sharing and a higher likelihood of
Research: 89% of IT leaders say data silos slow down digital transformation
For the fifth annual Connectivity benchmark report, MuleSoft, in partnership with Vanson Bourne, surveyed 800 IT leaders from global enterprises — from the US