Integrating SaaS and Cloud Applications

Integrating business applications was always an on-premise issue. And then the Cloud came along and made the situation more complicated:

Businesses now need to consider how to adequately integrate and synchronize applications, some of which are on the company's own servers or premises (ERP systems for example), and some of which are accessed via the internet/browser(CRM systems or email systems are highly popular among enterprises).

Magic Software's Latest White Papers 2009/2010

Since we've recently written a number of new white papers, I thought I'd take the opportunity to consolidate them all in a single post for all our readers.

They are all completely free to download. Happy reading!

SaaS Outlook for 2010 & Cloud Computing Explained

A nice business profile here with a useful insight into SaaS trends for 2010 with Regev Yativ, our President and CEO for the Americas.

Regev provides a consise overview of Magic Software's SaaS offering and the Company's unique technology advantage for enterprises and software vendors looking to move into the SaaS space.

Practical Technology Tips from a QA Professional

I recently discovered a new technology blog by QA professional Jonathan Ross (no relation to the UK broadcaster with questionable taste in jokes).

So You've Got Microsoft Dynamics CRM - What Next?

Microsoft Dyamics is a powerful and multi-lingual software package for both on-premise and on-demand CRM requirements.

The system is also part of a wider Microsoft Dynamics family that includes ERP applications (Microsoft Dynamics AX and NAV) and an accounting application (Microsoft Dynamics GP).

Of course, the company's CRM application is designed to be used in conjunction with these other packages - providing a broad sales, marketing and managment information solution for the enterprise.