BizTalk Server is Microsoft’s Integration and connectivity server solution. A mature product on its sixth release, BizTalk Server 2010 provides a solution that allows organizations to more easily connect disparate systems. Including over 25 multi-platform adapters and a robust messaging infrastructure, BizTalk Server provides connectivity between core systems both inside and outside your organization. In addition to integration functionality, BizTalk also provides strong durable messaging, a rules engine, EDI connectivity, Business Activity Monitoring (BAM), RFID capabilities and IBM Host/Mainframe connectivity.
How Much does Eastridge Know about BizTalk?
Eastridge Technology has been building Microsoft BizTalk solutions since its initial release in 2000. Prior to the release of BizTalk Eastridge was well known for integrating Mainframe IMSDC/IMSDB and CICS transactions to Windows Servers through the use of Microsoft SNA Server / Host Integration Server. Today those two products have been merged into BizTalk Server.
Eastridge has two Solutions Architects on staff that are members of the BizTalk Product Team Virtual Technology Specialist (VTS) Program. This exclusive program gives Eastridge direct access to the Microsoft BizTalk product team in Redmond, WA and allows us to have the earliest training or information related to new features or priority patches.
Why BizTalk?
Microsoft BizTalk Server 2010 helps organizations meet the challenges of integrating diverse systems. Most organizations have a multitude of systems and technologies that are required for their daily operations. By bringing together these technologies in agile and scalable way, BizTalk can help unleash the potential of your existing infrastructure. BizTalk Server 2010 lets organizations:
- Simplify and automate interoperability to reduce costs and errors
- Gain critical insights on business processes and performance
- Shield processes from change impacts
- Promote agility and manageability
- Integrate to eliminate redundancy
- Automate your business interactions with partners