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| − | + | Because the market has evolved, products that were previously referred to as integration suites within this segment are now included with ESB suites. The application infrastructure suite market now includes only application platform suite functionality. Application platform suites are products composed of portals, integration middleware, BPM and business component engineering. They are geared toward supporting a variety of different project styles, including composite applications, new SOA applications and process integration.<ref>Explaining Application Infrastructure Suite (APS) [https://www.gartner.com/en/information-technology/glossary/application-infrastructure-suites Gartner]</ref> | |
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Latest revision as of 16:06, 8 September 2022
Because the market has evolved, products that were previously referred to as integration suites within this segment are now included with ESB suites. The application infrastructure suite market now includes only application platform suite functionality. Application platform suites are products composed of portals, integration middleware, BPM and business component engineering. They are geared toward supporting a variety of different project styles, including composite applications, new SOA applications and process integration.[1]
See Also
Application Infrastructure
Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)