Boomi iPaaS vs Jitterbit Harmony comparison

Hi Jon, I can help out. We at best can use a conference call to discuss this if you agree. My contact details are: - info@nero-advies.nl; - +31 6 28 570 870 I am lcoated in the Netherlands and the CET timezone. I have over 5 years'of experience and knowledge in detail on iPaaS, API Management, API Gateways and ESBs and are currently advising and implementing it at top 5 global brands and local Dutch market leaders. Cheers, Markus.

Talend platform can help with this. since integration is key in this aspect, you need to be able to a) connect with ease and without limitation and b) scale your platform as the requirements grows without being limited by costs and excessive systems requirements, and finally C) improving productivity through the reuse of what you've already created. Talend offers a modular approach to their platform, you scale this depending on your requirement so you only pay for what you need. The modules available are form open source to enterprise Data integration, data quality, ESB, MDM, real time big data, metadata manager, API manager RESTLET, self service applications: Data preparation and data stewardship. connectivity is a major point since 900+ connectors are available out of the box and more are available from the open source community, alongside API and JDBC type approach. ease of use: Visual UI that uses a drag and drop approach, Source systems on the left, target systems on the right- from there you practically draw your integration job. Talend admin Console: a single console to govern all talend modules, allows for scheduling, automation, access to shared repository, monitoring and managing deployments etc. developer cooperations, code reusability, impact analysis, governance rules, etc Code Reusability: Talend offers a native code generator, where development can start off in (eg. Java and when required can later be generated in Spark, Mapreduce, or storm or any other code. this element is also available with regards to the repository since you can access code already created( as long as governance rules permit) commercial factor: talend price is based on the number of talend developers: so in your case, you'll only need to think about one or two developer licenses. in fact with less than 25k , you can have an annual subscription of a hybrid talend cloud integration platform, giving access to Data Integration, Data quality, Bigdata with multiple remote and cloud engines included. There is no charge for the amount of data you use, and all connectors and support is out of the box. Infact, if you wanted, you can actually start integrating your systems using the open source tool: Talend Open studio for data integration and when you're ready, you can upgrade and migrate to enterprise without losing any of the work you've done on the open source tool.