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The ADI Concept

ADI is about leveraging the services of enterprise applications, joining them to build seamless (and automated) end-to-end processes. All enterprises have such processes. Some are well-documented, some already exist in enterprise systems, some may even exist as workflow. However most generally exist as islands, tied to existing people, products and departments, and the systems that support these. In order to make these processes truly end-to-end across an organisation, there is need to integrate these applications and the data they hold. Click here to view how business processes can be integrated with ADI

ADI is about making end-to-end processes work, especially where scale and complexity is an issue. For enterprises with a greater number of enterprise systems and business processes, the use of point- to- point paradigms rapidly becomes a near impossible scenario to manage. ADI introduces an approach which is tailored to scale from simple to large and complex scenarios.

ADI is about using vendor messaging platforms. One of the main elements of ADI is to deploy a message broker to provide a central information bus used by all applications. Such platforms are typically available from middleware vendors. Unfortunately, none of these platforms work out-of- the-box, and must be extensively customised to support the business processes required.

ADI is about making integration work on real enterprise scenarios. At Asidua we are well recognised experts in vendor platform customisation. Over many years of delivering such solutions for our clients, we have come to understand the major obstacles that will be encountered and how best to overcome these. Typically, we recommend the following questions be addressed when building any solution:

• Is the process in question optimised for automation?
• Can the automated solution be effectively managed - especially if it fails?
• Can the automated process be tested fully?
• Is the resultant solution flexible - can it be readily extended

Only by answering these questions correctly, do we feel that an integration solution is really truly effective. To do this, we offer our clients a portfolio of services known as Application and Data Integration (ADI).

ADI is a well-defined layer of capability that allows us to meet enterprise needs. ADI allows us to insert a layer of capability between the desired business processes of a client, and the capabilities of a vendor platform supplied by one of our technology partners. We call this layer the ADI Data Flow layer. The ADI Data Flow layer is built using our own methodologies and tools, and guarantees delivery of end-to-end processes that work.

ADI is about having a well defined portfolio of tools and methodologies to deliver the ADI capability. Fundamentally, ADI is based on four key concepts:

1. Architect for change: by employing an ADI Data Flow layer [see diagram] we can decompose and model a clients end-to-end business processes using decoupled and reusable patterns chosen from a pre-existing ADI Pattern Library (view our ADI tools); the use of such inter-changeable patterns facilitates change at any future point.
2. Optimise for automation: each of these ADI patterns models an operation commonly undertaken during an automated business process and is itself realised by a pre-canned, vendor-specific, executable orchestration written in a platform-oriented language such as BPEL, JPD or XLANG.
3. Automate test: having an end-to-end ADI Data Flow Layer [see diagram] allows us to complete an standalone test of an ADI solution, using our own dedicated test engines to simulate enterprise applications; this can be highly automated, considerably reducing the level of downstream testing required once the solution is deployed.
4. “Build in” management: by adding audit and tracking capabilities to a vendor platform we are able to provide a view of active business processes in the context of the ADI Flow Layer. This view can be interpreted by our ADI Console (view our ADI tools) which allows a client to monitor and control automated business processes in terms of their own process definitions, rather than from the perspective of the vendor platform.

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Innovate With ADI

In our experience, many enterprises in today’s global economy are striving to reach similar goals. These goals generally fall into one of the following categories;

• lowering costs
• being more customer centric
• adding new capabilities to your portfolio
• achieving compliance with government or industry standards
• future proofing your IT investment

Click here to view a diagrammatical view of these categories

 

In order to reach these goals an enterprise will typically look to leverage its resources, and those of its suppliers and partners as effectively as possible. These resources are typically:

• processes which produce products or deliver services
• ICT systems which support these processes
• people who use systems to carry out the processes
• data about customers, products and resources which is manipulated during the execution of processes

It is processes that organisations look to as the primary catalyst for change to support these goals.

 

Driving Innovators
By applying constant innovation an enterprise can evolve and change its processes, to meet the demands of its customers. Such innovators come in many forms, but typical examples include:

• allowing customers to undertake a greater level of self-service
• facilitating greater levels of collaboration between your people, and between your people and your customers
• aggregating information from across your enterprise to achieve greater insight and value
• extending your processes beyond enterprise boundaries to encompass partners and suppliers

There is no doubt about the need for such innovators to support change. But how do you support this change without radical upheaval of existing systems, and data? Unfortunately, like many of our clients, you are probably finding that your existing systems, whilst effective, act as a series of silos, unable to cope with the demands of supporting more seamless end-to-end processes, which increasingly demand higher levels of “zero-touch” and hence automation.

 

Embracing Change
At Asidua we believe that seamless and automated processes can only be achieved through integration of systems, the applications they host and the data they contain. While modern enterprise applications are themselves offering ever increasing integration capabilities, the effective use of these capabilities is a considerable challenge to many organisations. Where enterprises are medium-to-large this benefit is amplified considerably, due to the overhead that can be generated in trying to manage many point-to-point integration links. Conversely, embracing a wider integration strategy allows an organisation to radically re-arrange its enterprise ICT, leading to higher levels of automation and greater levels of flexibility. Asidua has devised ADI to enable its clients to embrace such a strategy.

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
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    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Technology Partners

Asidua is committed to creating a partner network delivering solutions into a wide range of vertical markets. Our business partners’ profiles range from those with whom we partner to sell, and those who provide technology and platforms we use. Below you can view some of our Technology Partners that Asidua work with in the Telecoms Sector.

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Network Processor

The points below illustrate the type and depth of expertise that Asidua Device Services division has gained by working with the Wintegra® WinPath™ network processor product family.

Initial Board Bring-Up
Asidua engineers the linecard board to the point where it can be passed to application developers. This includes the configuration of:

• memory/flash
• network interfaces
• OS configuration and integration
• integration of Board Support Package (BSP)
• configuration and integration of any supporting hardware, such as PHYs, FPGAs/CPLDs and DSPs

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Configuration of Data and Control Plane for DSLAM services

• Voice: For example - Asidua worked closely with Wintegra engineers to develop a proprietary communication bus between Texas Instruments’ voice DSP and the Winpath, enabling a high performance interworking system for facilitating VoIP
• Enterprise Ethernet: Asidua applied their network processor know-how to construct and deploy a Layer 2 ATM/Ethernet switching system to meet customer specifications
• Data Stream: A key requirement of next generation telecommunications networks is the ability to support backhaul protocols other than ATM. Asidua implemented an interworking system within the DSLAM to provide both PPPoA and PPPoE support

Read more > Wintegra® Winpath™ product family

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• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
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    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Leverage ADI Today

As an IT director or CIO, you may have a particular strategy in mind for your enterprise. Given the demands of today’s global markets perhaps you are considering an approach which embraces change - an approach such as:

• building an Service Oriented Architecture
• undertaking Business Process Management
• building Composite Applications

Asidua has considerable experience in using an ADI solution to help you in these areas.

 

Service Oriented Architecture
Asidua recognises that SOA is an approach to building an architecture which combines reusable business services with decoupled business processes. Business services are units of IT resource, generally hosted on systems that do useful work on enterprise data (such as performing a credit check or submitting an order for delivery). It is the co-ordination of these services by end-to-end processes that generally allows an enterprise to deliver value to it’s customers. We feel strongly that SOA is not technology, but rather a way of utilising technology to better map services to business needs and hopefully more highly utilise IT assets. SOA simply allows a “pick-and-mix” concept where a line-of business processes to leverage the best of whatever the rest of the business can offer.

To make SOA work, there are several key architectural concepts that must be employed:

• key processes must be oriented towards people - generally a customer or user
• the way of accessing processes should be via a set of “front-ends”, each focusing on how a customer of user wants to access a process
• processes and “front-ends” should be de-coupled from the services which are invoked to do the useful work

 

Decoupling the key elements in this fashion leads to a much higher level of flexibility allowing new processes, services and front-ends to be employed as required. (view Asidua’s SOA model). SOA is about end-to-end processes, across a de-coupled architecture. So ADI must be pervasive across the architecture, accessible yet invisible to all. 

 

Business Process Management
Within Asidua we consider Business Process Management (BPM) as one of the key goals for deploying any ADI based SOA solution. BPM is a specialism that relies on a combination of domain experience, ICT and the techniques and tools to design, enact, control, and analyse operational business processes involving humans, organisations, applications, documents and other sources of information. BPM focuses heavily on applying continuous evolution to business processes, combining management methods with information technology so that managers can analyse and change processes in response to data, rather than just a hunch. Asidua specialises in offering ADI solutions that clearly separate automated business process from the services being invoked on business applications. This in turn makes this analysis and change of business processes more readily achievable.

 

Composite Applications
Composite applications are the next stage in evolution for an organisation that has adopted the strategy of SOA deployment. A composite application is an application built by combining services from enterprise applications and other enterprise-ready sources (e.g., commercial web services). Through the use of a composite application, our clients are able to leverage individual services, selected functions from within other applications, or entire systems whose outputs have been packaged, generally as web services (often legacy systems).

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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The ADI Concept

ADI is about leveraging the services of enterprise applications, joining them to build seamless (and automated) end-to-end processes. All enterprises have such processes. Some are well-documented, some already exist in enterprise systems, some may even exist as workflow. However most generally exist as islands, tied to existing people, products and departments, and the systems that support these. In order to make these processes truly end-to-end across an organisation, there is need to integrate these applications and the data they hold. Click here to view how business processes can be integrated with ADI

 

ADI is about making end-to-end processes work, especially where scale and complexity is an issue. For enterprises with a greater number of enterprise systems and business processes, the use of point- to- point paradigms rapidly becomes a near impossible scenario to manage. ADI introduces an approach which is tailored to scale from simple to large and complex scenarios.

 

ADI is about using vendor messaging platforms. One of the main elements of ADI is to deploy a message broker to provide a central information bus used by all applications. Such platforms are typically available from middleware vendors. Unfortunately, none of these platforms work out-of- the-box, and must be extensively customised to support the business processes required.

 

ADI is about making integration work on real enterprise scenarios. At Asidua we are well recognised experts in vendor platform customisation. Over many years of delivering such solutions for our clients, we have come to understand the major obstacles that will be encountered and how best to overcome these. Typically, we recommend the following questions be addressed when building any solution:

• Is the process in question optimised for automation?
• Can the automated solution be effectively managed - especially if it fails?
• Can the automated process be tested fully?
• Is the resultant solution flexible - can it be readily extended

Only by answering these questions correctly, do we feel that an integration solution is really truly effective. To do this, we offer our clients a portfolio of services known as Application and Data Integration (ADI).

 

ADI is a well-defined layer of capability that allows us to meet enterprise needs. ADI allows us to insert a layer of capability between the desired business processes of a client, and the capabilities of a vendor platform supplied by one of our technology partners. We call this layer the ADI Data Flow layer. The ADI Data Flow layer is built using our own methodologies and tools, and guarantees delivery of end-to-end processes that work.

 

ADI is about having a well defined portfolio of tools and methodologies to deliver the ADI capability. Fundamentally, ADI is based on four key concepts:

1. Architect for change: by employing an ADI Data Flow layer [see diagram] we can decompose and model a clients end-to-end business processes using decoupled and reusable patterns chosen from a pre-existing ADI Pattern Library (view our ADI tools); the use of such inter-changeable patterns facilitates change at any future point.
2. Optimise for automation: each of these ADI patterns models an operation commonly undertaken during an automated business process and is itself realised by a pre-canned, vendor-specific, executable orchestration written in a platform-oriented language such as BPEL, JPD or XLANG.
3. Automate test: having an end-to-end ADI Data Flow Layer [see diagram] allows us to complete an standalone test of an ADI solution, using our own dedicated test engines to simulate enterprise applications; this can be highly automated, considerably reducing the level of downstream testing required once the solution is deployed.
4. “Build in” management: by adding audit and tracking capabilities to a vendor platform we are able to provide a view of active business processes in the context of the ADI Flow Layer. This view can be interpreted by our ADI Console (view our ADI tools) which allows a client to monitor and control automated business processes in terms of their own process definitions, rather than from the perspective of the vendor platform.

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Leverage ADI Today

As an IT director or CIO, you may have a particular strategy in mind for your enterprise. Given the demands of today’s global markets perhaps you are considering an approach which embraces change - an approach such as:

• building an Service Oriented Architecture
• undertaking Business Process Management
• building Composite Applications

Asidua has considerable experience in using an ADI solution to help you in these areas.

 

Service Oriented Architecture
Asidua recognises that SOA is an approach to building an architecture which combines reusable business services with decoupled business processes. Business services are units of IT resource, generally hosted on systems that do useful work on enterprise data (such as performing a credit check or submitting an order for delivery). It is the co-ordination of these services by end-to-end processes that generally allows an enterprise to deliver value to it’s customers. We feel strongly that SOA is not technology, but rather a way of utilising technology to better map services to business needs and hopefully more highly utilise IT assets. SOA simply allows a “pick-and-mix” concept where a line-of business processes to leverage the best of whatever the rest of the business can offer.

To make SOA work, there are several key architectural concepts that must be employed:

• key processes must be oriented towards people - generally a customer or user
• the way of accessing processes should be via a set of “front-ends”, each focusing on how a customer of user wants to access a process
• processes and “front-ends” should be de-coupled from the services which are invoked to do the useful work

 

Decoupling the key elements in this fashion leads to a much higher level of flexibility allowing new processes, services and front-ends to be employed as required. (view Asidua’s SOA model). SOA is about end-to-end processes, across a de-coupled architecture. So ADI must be pervasive across the architecture, accessible yet invisible to all. 

 

Business Process Management
Within Asidua we consider Business Process Management (BPM) as one of the key goals for deploying any ADI based SOA solution. BPM is a specialism that relies on a combination of domain experience, ICT and the techniques and tools to design, enact, control, and analyse operational business processes involving humans, organisations, applications, documents and other sources of information. BPM focuses heavily on applying continuous evolution to business processes, combining management methods with information technology so that managers can analyse and change processes in response to data, rather than just a hunch. Asidua specialises in offering ADI solutions that clearly separate automated business process from the services being invoked on business applications. This in turn makes this analysis and change of business processes more readily achievable.

 

Composite Applications
Composite applications are the next stage in evolution for an organisation that has adopted the strategy of SOA deployment. A composite application is an application built by combining services from enterprise applications and other enterprise-ready sources (e.g., commercial web services). Through the use of a composite application, our clients are able to leverage individual services, selected functions from within other applications, or entire systems whose outputs have been packaged, generally as web services (often legacy systems).

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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The ADI Concept

ADI is about leveraging the services of enterprise applications, joining them to build seamless (and automated) end-to-end processes. All enterprises have such processes. Some are well-documented, some already exist in enterprise systems, some may even exist as workflow. However most generally exist as islands, tied to existing people, products and departments, and the systems that support these. In order to make these processes truly end-to-end across an organisation, there is need to integrate these applications and the data they hold. Click here to view how business processes can be integrated with ADI

 

ADI is about making end-to-end processes work, especially where scale and complexity is an issue. For enterprises with a greater number of enterprise systems and business processes, the use of point- to- point paradigms rapidly becomes a near impossible scenario to manage. ADI introduces an approach which is tailored to scale from simple to large and complex scenarios.

 

ADI is about using vendor messaging platforms. One of the main elements of ADI is to deploy a message broker to provide a central information bus used by all applications. Such platforms are typically available from middleware vendors. Unfortunately, none of these platforms work out-of- the-box, and must be extensively customised to support the business processes required.

 

ADI is about making integration work on real enterprise scenarios. At Asidua we are well recognised experts in vendor platform customisation. Over many years of delivering such solutions for our clients, we have come to understand the major obstacles that will be encountered and how best to overcome these. Typically, we recommend the following questions be addressed when building any solution:

• Is the process in question optimised for automation?
• Can the automated solution be effectively managed - especially if it fails?
• Can the automated process be tested fully?
• Is the resultant solution flexible - can it be readily extended

Only by answering these questions correctly, do we feel that an integration solution is really truly effective. To do this, we offer our clients a portfolio of services known as Application and Data Integration (ADI).

 

ADI is a well-defined layer of capability that allows us to meet enterprise needs. ADI allows us to insert a layer of capability between the desired business processes of a client, and the capabilities of a vendor platform supplied by one of our technology partners. We call this layer the ADI Data Flow layer. The ADI Data Flow layer is built using our own methodologies and tools, and guarantees delivery of end-to-end processes that work.

 

ADI is about having a well defined portfolio of tools and methodologies to deliver the ADI capability. Fundamentally, ADI is based on four key concepts:

1. Architect for change: by employing an ADI Data Flow layer [see diagram] we can decompose and model a clients end-to-end business processes using decoupled and reusable patterns chosen from a pre-existing ADI Pattern Library (view our ADI tools); the use of such inter-changeable patterns facilitates change at any future point.
2. Optimise for automation: each of these ADI patterns models an operation commonly undertaken during an automated business process and is itself realised by a pre-canned, vendor-specific, executable orchestration written in a platform-oriented language such as BPEL, JPD or XLANG.
3. Automate test: having an end-to-end ADI Data Flow Layer [see diagram] allows us to complete an standalone test of an ADI solution, using our own dedicated test engines to simulate enterprise applications; this can be highly automated, considerably reducing the level of downstream testing required once the solution is deployed.
4. “Build in” management: by adding audit and tracking capabilities to a vendor platform we are able to provide a view of active business processes in the context of the ADI Flow Layer. This view can be interpreted by our ADI Console (view our ADI tools) which allows a client to monitor and control automated business processes in terms of their own process definitions, rather than from the perspective of the vendor platform.

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
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    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Case Studies

 

 

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    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
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Partners

Asidua is committed to creating a partner network delivering solutions into a wide range of vertical markets. Our business partners’ profiles range from those with whom we partner to sell, and those who provide technology and platforms we use. Below you can view some of our Technology & Teaming Partners that Asidua work with in the Telecoms Sector.

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
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    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Case Studies

Since 2002 Asidua have successfully completed many Application and Data Integration (ADI) projects for numerous clients.  Below you can view project case studies from the corporate sector which highlight Asidua’s unique ADI capabilities.

 

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Teaming Partners

Asidua is committed to creating a partner network delivering solutions into a wide range of vertical markets. Our business partners’ profiles range from those with whom we partner to sell, and those who provide technology and platforms we use. Below you can view some of our Teaming Partners that Asidua work with in the Enterprise Sector.

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Technology Partners

Asidua is committed to creating a partner network delivering solutions into a wide range of vertical markets. Our business partners’ profiles range from those with whom we partner to sell, and those who provide technology and platforms we use. Below you can view some of our Technology Partners that Asidua work with in the Enterprise Sector.

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Partners

Asidua is committed to creating a partner network delivering solutions into a wide range of vertical markets. Our business partners’ profiles range from those with whom we partner to sell, and those who provide technology and platforms we use. Below you can view some of our Technology & Teaming Partners that Asidua work with in the Enterprise Sector.

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Platforms

An ADI platform will be deployed to form the information broker at the core of your enterprise architecture. ADI platforms provide the communications infrastructure to allow your existing enterprise applications to exchange data and hence form end-to-end processes.

Asidua offers solutions that will be built using middleware platforms from one of our technology partners. As a result, ADI solutions:

1. can be either application focused (EAI) - or information focused (EII) - or both
2. are based on open standards, such as XML and web services
3. are designed to leverage the strengths offered by asynchronous messaging

Asidua has considerable experience across a range of middleware platforms, and will provide a total solution package based on a platform best suited to the client’s needs. In addition to core messaging platforms, Asidua recognises that ADI solutions are often about providing additional capabilities not present in existing enterprise applications. To this end our solutions also offer portal and data management technology to allow the rapid deployment of application extensions or composite applications built to leverage an SOA.

Platform Systems
Currently, Asidua offers a full suite of such technologies from the both Microsoft and BEA Systems.  To find out more on each platform click the appropriate logo.

 

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
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    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Tools

Each phase of the ADI methodology is underpinned by corresponding tools, techniques and platforms from the Asidua portfolio.

 

Consultancy - In our experience Asidua’s clients all have the common need to leverage their ICT architecture to support changes in end-to-end business processes. But knowing how best to achieve this across multiple platforms is a cause for concern for clients. Asidua is able to help define the problem space as an evolutionary roadmap for the ICT architecture. This is presented via our ADI PLANNER tool, outlining any areas where the architecture requires enhancement, often by the realisation of an ADI solution.

 

Model - In deciding to evolve an ICT architecture through the use of ADI, any organisation has effectively agreed to a level of change which can impact the majority of its applications and users. If such an undertaking is not managed effectively, the impact can be catastrophic. Asidua will utilise a range of tools and techniques brought together within our suite of ADI DESIGNER tools. These ensure that the requirements and impacts of an ADI solution, are well understood, and documented, ensuring that organisational integrity is maintained.

 

Validate - Verification is the area of solution delivery that is often at greatest risk when the pressure is on to meet business goals. We have focused our efforts to build a suite of automated test tools that allow near-100% test of ADI solutions before deployment. This minimises the amount of testing that must be done in-situ, allowing us to test the solution in isolation using our ADI TESTER to simulate the behaviour of a client’s enterprise systems.

 

 

Operate - Once a solution is built and deployed many integration vendors consider their job finished. Asidua recognises that the majority of pain in achieving ROI from an ADI project is making it work in a real-world environment: solutions are not perfect - they will break. The key is to be able to fix any problems as efficiently as possible. To this end Asidua provides a range of tools and techniques optimised to meet this need in the form of the ADI CONSOLE.

 

 

Build - To many of our competitors, building an integration solution is about writing bespoke code to handle data transformation and routing. Within Asidua, our deep understanding of a typical ADI problem has allowed us to evolve an approach based on the use of well-defined integration patterns. These will be chosen from our dedicated ADI PATTERN LIBRARY.

 

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
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• Enterprise
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The Asidua methodology is based on a dual approach of providing skills for both consultancy and realisation of an ADI solution.

Click here to view a diagrammatical view of our ADI methodology.

 

Consultancy is a phase that allows us to engage both in advance - or in parallel with - solution delivery and:

1. Analyse a clients architecture, business processes and enterprise systems to assess needs and understand strategic business goals
2. Model the processes and architecture that exist in a client organisation and propose a future state for both based on increased automation
3. Build and potentially maintain an ADI Roadmap which demonstrates how a clients enterprise can follow a route to meeting key business goals through the deployment of an ADI solution

 

Realisation is the phase that will deliver automated and seamless end-to-end processes that work. This is an iterative delivery model based on four key services:

1. Model a solution in conjunction with customer stakeholders, using open standards to define a library of processes and services to be delivered in the context of existing ICT strategy
2. Build the solution which will automate processes by customising a preferred vendor ADI platform using Asidua pre- canned pattern libraries and associated techniques
3. Validate the solution from a number of perspectives, placing a high emphasis on the use of test automation to guarantee rapid detection of faults
4. Operate the solution, with a focus on detection and rectification of business process level errors either as a managed service or in conjunction with existing customer teams

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
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    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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ADI Portfolio

Leveraging its many years of experience in the field of ADI, Asidua has brought together a range of industry standards and in-house techniques into a single portfolio for the effective delivery of an ADI solution.  This portfolio is built from three building block (view how the 3 ADI building blocks link together);

 

1. Methodology
A proven methodology based heavily on solution modeling, which allows us to engage with a client at any point, and carry a need through to a fully realised solution. 

Read more about our ADI methodology

 

2. Tools
A set of tried-and-tested tools to support both clients and our own engineers in effectively overcoming some of the barriers to integration that ADI addresses.

Read more about our ADI tools

 

3. Platforms
A suite of platforms from our technology partners on top of which we build solutions.

Read more about the platforms our ADI portfoilio can be built on

 

 

 

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
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    • Teaming Partners
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• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Innovate With ADI

In our experience, many enterprises in today’s global economy are striving to reach similar goals. These goals generally fall into one of the following categories;

• lowering costs
• being more customer centric
• adding new capabilities to your portfolio
• achieving compliance with government or industry standards
• future proofing your IT investment

Click here to view a diagrammatical view of these categories

 

In order to reach these goals an enterprise will typically look to leverage its resources, and those of its suppliers and partners as effectively as possible. These resources are typically:

• processes which produce products or deliver services
• ICT systems which support these processes
• people who use systems to carry out the processes
• data about customers, products and resources which is manipulated during the execution of processes

It is processes that organisations look to as the primary catalyst for change to support these goals.

 

Driving Innovators
By applying constant innovation an enterprise can evolve and change its processes, to meet the demands of its customers. Such innovators come in many forms, but typical examples include:

• allowing customers to undertake a greater level of self-service
• facilitating greater levels of collaboration between your people, and between your people and your customers
• aggregating information from across your enterprise to achieve greater insight and value
• extending your processes beyond enterprise boundaries to encompass partners and suppliers

There is no doubt about the need for such innovators to support change. But how do you support this change without radical upheaval of existing systems, and data? Unfortunately, like many of our clients, you are probably finding that your existing systems, whilst effective, act as a series of silos, unable to cope with the demands of supporting more seamless end-to-end processes, which increasingly demand higher levels of “zero-touch” and hence automation.

 

Embracing Change
At Asidua we believe that seamless and automated processes can only be achieved through integration of systems, the applications they host and the data they contain. While modern enterprise applications are themselves offering ever increasing integration capabilities, the effective use of these capabilities is a considerable challenge to many organisations. Where enterprises are medium-to-large this benefit is amplified considerably, due to the overhead that can be generated in trying to manage many point-to-point integration links. Conversely, embracing a wider integration strategy allows an organisation to radically re-arrange its enterprise ICT, leading to higher levels of automation and greater levels of flexibility. Asidua has devised ADI to enable its clients to embrace such a strategy.

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
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    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Technology Partners

Asidua is committed to creating a partner network delivering solutions into a wide range of vertical markets. Our business partners’ profiles range from those with whom we partner to sell, and those who provide technology and platforms we use. Below you can view some of our Technology Partners that Asidua work with in the Public Sector.

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Teaming Partners

Asidua is committed to creating a partner network delivering solutions into a wide range of vertical markets. Our business partners’ profiles range from those with whom we partner to sell, and those who provide technology and platforms we use. Below you can view some of our Teaming Partners in the Public Sector.

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Asidua is committed to creating a partner network delivering solutions into a wide range of vertical markets. Our business partners’ profiles range from those with whom we partner to sell, and those who provide technology and platforms we use. Below you can view some of our Technology & Teaming Partners that Asidua work with in the Public Sector.

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Platforms

An ADI platform will be deployed to form the information broker at the core of your enterprise architecture. ADI platforms provide the communications infrastructure to allow your existing enterprise applications to exchange data and hence form end-to-end processes.

Asidua offers solutions that will be built using middleware platforms from one of our technology partners. As a result, ADI solutions:

1. can be either application focused - or information focused - or both
2. are based on open standards, such as XML and web services
3. are designed to leverage the strengths offered by asynchronous messaging

Asidua has considerable experience across a range of middleware platforms, and will provide a total solution package based on a platform best suited to the client’s needs. In addition to core messaging platforms, Asidua recognises that ADI solutions are often about providing additional capabilities not present in existing enterprise applications. To this end our solutions also offer portal and data management technology to allow the rapid deployment of application extensions or composite applications built to leverage an SOA.

Platform Systems
Currently, Asidua offers a full suite of such technologies from the both Microsoft and BEA Systems.  To find out more on each platform please contact us.

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Each phase of the ADI methodology is underpinned by corresponding tools, techniques and platforms from the Asidua portfolio.

 

Consultancy - In our experience Asidua’s clients all have the common need to leverage their ICT architecture to support changes in end-to-end business processes. But knowing how best to achieve this across multiple platforms is a cause for concern for clients. Asidua is able to help define the problem space as an evolutionary roadmap for the ICT architecture. This is presented via our ADI PLANNER tool, outlining any areas where the architecture requires enhancement, often by the realisation of an ADI solution.

 

Model - In deciding to evolve an ICT architecture through the use of ADI, any organisation has effectively agreed to a level of change which can impact the majority of its applications and users. If such an undertaking is not managed effectively, the impact can be catastrophic. Asidua will utilise a range of tools and techniques brought together within our suite of ADI DESIGNER tools. These ensure that the requirements and impacts of an ADI solution, are well understood, and documented, ensuring that organisational integrity is maintained.

 

Validate - Verification is the area of solution delivery that is often at greatest risk when the pressure is on to meet business goals. We have focused our efforts to build a suite of automated test tools that allow near-100% test of ADI solutions before deployment. This minimises the amount of testing that must be done in-situ, allowing us to test the solution in isolation using our ADI TESTER to simulate the behaviour of a client’s enterprise systems.

 

 

Operate - Once a solution is built and deployed many integration vendors consider their job finished. Asidua recognises that the majority of pain in achieving ROI from an ADI project is making it work in a real-world environment: solutions are not perfect - they will break. The key is to be able to fix any problems as efficiently as possible. To this end Asidua provides a range of tools and techniques optimised to meet this need in the form of the ADI CONSOLE.

 

 

Build - To many of our competitors, building an integration solution is about writing bespoke code to handle data transformation and routing. Within Asidua, our deep understanding of a typical ADI problem has allowed us to evolve an approach based on the use of well-defined integration patterns. These will be chosen from our dedicated ADI PATTERN LIBRARY.

 

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Methodology

The Asidua methodology is based on a dual approach of providing skills for both consultancy and realisation of an ADI solution.

Click here to view our ADI methodology.

 

Consultancy is a phase that allows us to engage both in advance - or in parallel with - solution delivery and:

1. Analyse a clients architecture, business processes and enterprise systems to assess needs and understand strategic business goals
2. Model the processes and architecture that exist in a client organisation and propose a future state for both based on increased automation
3. Build and potentially maintain an ADI Roadmap which demonstrates how a clients enterprise can follow a route to meeting key business goals through the deployment of an ADI solution

 

Realisation is the phase that will deliver automated and seamless end-to-end processes that work. This is an iterative delivery model based on four key services:

1. Model a solution in conjunction with customer stakeholders, using open standards to define a library of processes and services to be delivered in the context of existing ICT strategy
2. Build the solution which will automate processes by customising a preferred vendor ADI platform using Asidua pre- canned pattern libraries and associated techniques
3. Validate the solution from a number of perspectives, placing a high emphasis on the use of test automation to guarantee rapid detection of faults
4. Operate the solution, with a focus on detection and rectification of business process level errors either as a managed service or in conjunction with existing customer teams

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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ADI Portfolio

Leveraging its many years of experience in the field of ADI, Asidua has brought together a range of industry standards and in-house techniques into a single portfolio for the effective delivery of an ADI solution.  This portfolio is built from three building block (view how the 3 ADI building blocks link together);

 

1. Methodology
A proven methodology based heavily on solution modeling, which allows us to engage with a client at any point, and carry a need through to a fully realised solution. 

Read more about our ADI methodology

 

2. Tools
A set of tried-and-tested tools to support both clients and our own engineers in effectively overcoming some of the barriers to integration that ADI addresses.

Read more about our ADI tools

 

3. Platforms
A suite of platforms from our technology partners on top of which we build solutions.

Read more about the platforms our ADI portfoilio can be built on

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Telecoms

Since our inception, Asidua have deployed our unique Application & Data Integration (ADI) & specialised WinPath^TM Expert Services (WES) capabilities for numerous clients within the Telecom Sector.  To find out more, please click your area of interest.

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    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
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    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
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Asidua delivers world-class integration, software and consultancy services to government and corporate clients.  To find out more, please select a sector below and find out how Asidua’s unique capabilities can assist YOUR business.

 

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    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
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At Asidua we believe that seamless end-to-end processes can only be achieved through integration of systems, the applications they host and the data they contain. While modern enterprise applications offer ever-increasing integration capabilities, the effective use of these capabilities presents a major challenge to many organisations. For medium-to-large enterprises, this benefit is amplified considerably due to the overhead in trying to manage many point-to-point integration links. 

Adopting a systematic integration strategy allows an organisation to radically re-arrange its enterprise ICT, leading to higher levels of automation and greater levels of flexibility. Asidua has devised Application & Data Integration (ADI) to enable its clients to embrace such a strategy.

Navigate to the appropriate learning zone below to acquire the knowledge you need to power your analysis, or contact us directly:

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• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
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      • Platforms
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At Asidua we believe that seamless end-to-end processes can only be achieved through integration of systems, the applications they host and the data they contain. While modern enterprise applications offer ever-increasing integration capabilities, the effective use of these capabilities presents a major challenge to many organisations. For medium-to-large enterprises, this benefit is amplified considerably due to the overhead in trying to manage many point-to-point integration links. 

Adopting a systematic integration strategy allows an organisation to radically re-arrange its enterprise ICT, leading to higher levels of automation and greater levels of flexibility. Asidua has devised Customer Contact Platform (CCP) and Application & Data Integration (ADI) to enable its clients to embrace such a strategy.

Customer Contact Platform (CCP) is a software platform built upon Microsoft technologies that Asidua has developed through many years of experience in delivering complex end to end integrated business focussed solutions across the public and private sectors.

Application & Data Integration (ADI) allows customers to better leverage the services of enterprise applications, joining them to build seamless (and automated) end-to-end processes. 

Navigate to the appropriate learning zone below to acquire the knowledge you need to power your analysis, or contact us directly:

Client Services

• Public Sector
  • Customer Contact Platform
    • CCP Delivers
    • CCP Technology
    • CCP Components
    • Case Studies
  • Application & Data Integration
    • Innovate With ADI
    • The ADI Concept
    • ADI Portfolio
      • Methodology
      • Tools
      • Platforms
    • Case Studies
    • Leverage ADI Today
  • Partners
    • Teaming Partners
    • Technology Partners
• Enterprise
• Telecoms

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Innovate With ADI

In our experience, many enterprises in today’s global economy are striving to reach similar goals. These goals generally fall into one of the following categories;

• lowering costs
• being more customer centric
• adding new capabilities to your portfolio
• achieving compliance with government or industry standards
• future proofing your IT investment

Click here to view a diagrammatical view

 

In order to reach these goals an enterprise will typically look to leverage its resources, and those of its suppliers and partners as effectively as possible. These resources are typically:

• processes which produce products or deliver services
• ICT systems which support these processes
• people who use systems to carry out the processes
• data about customers, products and resources which is manipulated during the execution of processes

It is processes that organisations look to as the primary catalyst for change to support these goals.

 

Driving Innovators
By applying constant innovation an enterprise can evolve and change its processes, to meet the demands of its customers. Such innovators come in many forms, but typical examples include:

• allowing customers to undertake a greater level of self-service
• facilitating greater levels of collaboration between your people, and between your people and your customers
• aggregating information from across your enterprise to achieve greater insight and value
• extending your processes beyond enterprise boundaries to encompass partners and suppliers

There is no doubt about the need for such innovators to support change. But how do you support this change without radical upheaval of existing systems, and data? Unfortunately, like many of our clients, you are probably finding that your existing systems, whilst effective, act as a series of silos, unable to cope with the demands of supporting more seamless end-to-end processes, which increasingly demand higher levels of “zero-touch” and hence automation.

 

Embracing Change
At Asidua we believe that seamless and automated processes can only be achieved through integration of systems, the applications they host and the data they contain. While modern enterprise applications are themselves offering ever increasing integration capabilities, the effective use of these capabilities is a considerable challenge to many organisations. Where enterprises are medium-to-large this benefit is amplified considerably, due to the overhead that can be generated in trying to manage many point-to-point integration links. Conversely, embracing a wider integration strategy allows an organisation to radically re-arrange its enterprise ICT, leading to higher levels of automation and greater levels of flexibility. Asidua has devised ADI (Application & Data Integration) to enable its clients to embrace such a strategy.

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