May 2002
Intermediate to advanced
360 pages
8h 30m
English
Applications achieve integration readiness at a cost, usually in the form of time and effort. For these and other reasons, a phased approach is often preferred, enabling applications to progress from a basic integration capability to full-blown integration readiness over time. Without a formal rating or measuring scheme for integration readiness, the task of judging the integration capabilities of different applications becomes very subjective. Figure 14.1 shows a scheme that can be used to judge the integration readiness of applications based on the concepts and principles described throughout this book.
There are three levels of integration readiness:
Level I includes the ...
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