Integration

Plan for “pervasive integration”

Integration is not an easy business. After all, as Ross Mason has often said, MuleSoft was founded to escape the drudgery, or "donkey work,"

Shana Pearlman

4 mins read | April 21, 2016

How to tutorials

Best practices for multi-SaaS integrations

It's not correct to say that businesses operate "in the cloud." Rather, they can operate in as many as half a dozen clouds because

Shana Pearlman

4 mins read | March 28, 2016

IT management

Why microservices are replacing old IT operating models

Tech executives are turning to microservices and APIs to help them achieve their business goals. In a recent MuleSoft survey, more than three-quarters (78 per

Shana Pearlman

5 mins read | March 22, 2016

Application network

Stop making spaghetti code

Spaghetti is delicious when it's on your dinner plate, but it can give you indigestion when it's an enterprise integration pattern. When developers and

Shana Pearlman

4 mins read | March 3, 2016

How to tutorials

MuleSoft at MuleSoft: HR system to Charles Schwab

Recently we launched a service for MuleSoft employees (Muleys) to be able to manage their stock options online using Charles Schwab's service. With the solution, there

Mike Hamilton

9 mins read | February 19, 2016

How to tutorials

MuleSoft at MuleSoft: building the Salesforce and Slack integration to improve sales

In yesterday's post, Mike pointed out that if our sales team responds quickly to a lead, it correlates to a higher probability of connecting with the prospect. This is

Paul Henry

9 mins read | February 10, 2016

Integration strategy

MuleSoft at MuleSoft: Responsive sales by integrating Salesforce and Slack

When anyone shows interest in our technology we want to engage with them as soon as possible. We are excited about what we build with

Mike Hamilton

5 mins read | February 9, 2016

Digital transformation

MuleSoft at MuleSoft: Anypoint vs. Custom Code Automation

There are numerous great reasons for using Anypoint Platform at MuleSoft. You might even assume that inside the company there would be little competition. But

Mike Hamilton

7 mins read | November 18, 2015

Integration training