Category: IT

4 ways Johnson Brothers praises Digibee partnership


Johnson Brothers (JB), the 4th largest wholesaler and 3rd largest wine distributor in the US, manages over 27,000 unique alcohol products, each subject to different regulations, pricing structures, and distribution rules. JB partnered with Digibee and leveraged our cutting-edge technology to successfully tackle their integration challenges.

2024 Digibee Preview: The developer’s choice for enterprise integrations

In the ever-evolving landscape of information technology, trends come and go. From the Y2K frenzy to the buzzword bonanza of big data, cloud computing and microservices, tech vendors often find themselves riding the same bandwagon, whether the solutions truly warrant the enthusiasm or not. Today, the wave we’re all surfing is Artificial Intelligence (AI). It seems like everyone has an AI marketing message, but how many are releasing features that genuinely deliver real value?

Enterprise Integration: Lessons Learned at Gartner Symposium 2023

Working at Digibee, I spend a lot of time traveling to events where I interact with a broad range of people. As noted in previous posts, this is a part of my job that I really enjoy. The recent Gartner Symposium in Florida was no exception.

Since I’m engaging with people who are interested in evolving their integration strategies, many of the discussions focus on the inefficiencies of existing integration infrastructure and the need to modernize what isn’t working. Top of the list is the massive imbalance in resources required to simply maintain the status quo. 

Finding the Future of Integration at Forrester Technology & Data Strategy in Austin TX

The Forrester Technology and Data Strategy event in Austin TX occurred earlier this month. I was especially pleased to attend and co-present with Alec Irwin, lead integration developer at Johnson Brothers, a prominent wine, beer, and spirits distributor in the US.

Digibee has partnered with Johnson Brothers on a significant enterprise integration implementation, helping the company transition from its on-premises solution (in place for six years) to Digibee’s born in the cloud iPaaS. 

The work is particularly exciting in that we’ve achieved such impressive results. For example, modernizing six years of on-premises integrations to Digibee’s iPaaS in less than six months. Plus, the implementation was 70% faster versus upgrading to the new version of the legacy product.

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5 (+1) Reasons to Choose Digibee Over a Traditional iPaaS

Integration has become an essential component for businesses to achieve their strategic goals. But, not all integration solutions are the same. Digibee’s innovative iPaaS solution offers essential benefits that traditional integration providers can’t match. Check out this infographic highlighting six ways leveraging Digibee’s platform can support your digital transformation strategy – saving you time, money, resources, and frustration.  

If You’re Paying MuleSoft for Maintenance, Training & Support, You’re Paying Too Much

For many companies, enterprise integration is an essential service. Relied upon to keep the business connected, the technology enables streamlined functionality across IT systems and processes. With a real-time, big picture view of the business, organizations respond with agility to changes in the market while optimizing efficiencies (and profitability).

But as with any enterprise solution, there is always a breaking point where the cost of a product outweighs its benefit to the business. For many MuleSoft customers, the ongoing investment simply to use the product is becoming untenable, siphoning IT budget and resources from higher value work. Let’s take a closer look. tired-and-frustrated-man-looking-at-financial-reports

Low-Code for Pro-Coders: One More Thing Your MuleSoft Deployment Doesn’t Deliver

Do your professional developers spend a lot of time writing tedious code to support your MuleSoft implementation? Are you frustrated to see precious bandwidth diverted for training and certification simply so your team can use the integration technology that’s meant to serve them?

Well, get in line. If your business relies on MuleSoft to support your integration strategy, it could be a long (and expensive) wait.

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