Migrating away from IPaaS technologies
Overview
About this stream
Is the high cost of your IPaaS license forcing your company to reconsider their technology choices? Many companies are looking to escape platform lock-in by migrating from IPaaS technology vendors to open-source integration solutions or even just build interoperability capabilities from scratch. It sounds like a clear cost-saver, but are the hidden costs of such endeavor truly understood?
In line with our mission at BridgingTheGap.eu.com to provide vendor-agnostic insight, we’re thrilled to host Brian Labelle, Enterprise Architect at Bribelle Business Solution Limited, for a crucial conversation that goes beyond the spreadsheet. We’ll be looking at how to approach such a migration and explain all the dependencies that reach way beyond technology and licenses.
Brian will help us dissect: • The strategic drivers (beyond just licensing) pushing companies towards pure Java. • The critical challenges and hidden costs associated with this large-scale migration. • How to ensure you’re aware of all the costs before making the final decision.
Join the discussion! Don't make a multi-year architecture decision without the full picture.
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Speakers
Brian LabelleEnterprise Architect at Bribelle Business Solution Limited
Karol SkrzymowskiHost / Integration Architect
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- Karol
Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening to everybody watching.
- Karol
I hope you have a nice refreshing cup of whatever you like to drink.
- Karol
For me, it's a nice jug of coffee today.
- Karol
And I welcome you to another episode of Loosely Coupled by BridgingTheGap.eu.com.
- Karol
My name is Karol Skrzymowski, and I'll be your host tonight.
- Karol
And today, a controversial topic, migrating away from iPaaS or iPaaS technologies.
- Karol
And this already created quite a stir, because I already had some pings from people at Boomi and a conversation with a colleague from MuleSoft, like, Carlos, what the hell are you doing?
- Karol
Why are you talking about that?
