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Modern business integration seeks to bring together different software and systems for better visibility, automated workflows and cost savings. It helps you stay ahead by coordinating resources and standardizing data across departments. It can also help improve communication and collaboration, making it easier for you to adapt to changes in the market and customer demands.

To fully reap the benefits of business integration requires a holistic approach which means examining all processes and systems as a single unit. This can help you speed up your work, eliminate inefficiencies, and make better decisions. It can also help you avoid costly mistakes by eliminating redundant or redundant systems and services.

To accomplish this, you need to create an integrated platform that is both technically solid and aligned with your strategic goals. To do this, you need to identify the processes that need be integrated, and determine the ways in which these systems will connect and communicate with each one. You must then create the overall architecture for the integration platform. This should be based upon the best practices that have become industry standards for integrating systems. These include patterns and principles that can be used to create flexible, scalable, and robust business integration platforms.

These best practices include APIs-led connectivity, Microservices, and Event-driven Architectures. They also provide an integration framework that provides platforms that are easy-to-use, maintain and expand. They also provide scalability and reliability. They also encourage a collaborative environment for the development and maintenance platforms for integration by encouraging feedback and continuous improvement.