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Common issues with classical integration<\/h2>\n

With the advent of domain-specific integration tools, data synchronization between business systems has become a critical business asset. An inflexible and inefficient tool can make it difficult, if not impossible, to transform that data into actionable information required for the business.<\/p>\n

By enabling flexible and efficient access control to this data when needed by any department of an organization, you can build an Integration platform to help create a more dynamic environment for data migration and data synchronization. This, in turn, adds direct value for both businesses as well as for customers. Nevertheless, before coming to any conclusion so fast, let us delve a little bit deeper to understand the common challenges faced by an organization during migration and integration.<\/p>\n

Challenges<\/h2>\n

Unquestionably, one of the greatest challenges of enterprise systems is to respond quickly to changes. Relevant data, stored in multiple applications and project repositories, are not always visible to the management using typical tools. Thus, identifying and migrating data becomes a tough challenge.<\/p>\n

Most of these integration tool applications have rigid connection systems, requiring hard-coded changes that are costly, time-consuming, and often error-prone. It is of no surprise that the more you attempt to change the ways in which these applications communicate, the more complex the task of managing the tool-to-tool data exchange environment becomes. This brings our attention to Kovair Hybrid Omnibus Migration or Reverse Synchronization Solution and the benefits of having one when using multiple ALM tools.<\/p>\n

What is this Hybrid Solution?<\/h2>\n

The Hybrid solution runs on top of the Omnibus platform to perform data migration<\/strong><\/a> as well as bi-directional synchronization thus providing major ESB functionalities.<\/p>\n

Considering the large volume of data transactions made between the tools, Kovair offers a hybrid integration solution to take care of bulk data migration and on-going bi-directional synchronization.<\/p>\n

The architectural diagram below depicts a Hybrid solution using Omnibus as well as Hybrid clients \u2013 Windows-based application.<\/p>\n

\"Omnibus<\/p>\n

The solution offers a complete horizontal scalability where multiple client applications can be deployed on multiple workstations for data migration or synchronization. The Hybrid tool has been designed to work on top of the Omnibus Integration platform that includes adapters\/connectors<\/strong><\/a>, central processing system, and databases; thereby making the overall solution immensely powerful and versatile.<\/p>\n

What is the need for Hybrid Tool?<\/h2>\n

Kovair Hybrid solution plays an important role in mission-critical projects. Following are the key reasons why a Hybrid solution has a pivotal role where standard ESB or Peer-to-Peer solutions are bound to fail:<\/p>\n