Liaison Technologies

There’s no getting around the fact that the number and variety of applications, data sources, and connected devices being used across the organization are increasing day by day.

How many cloud platforms do you drift through in a day...It might be more than you think.

Today's data initiatives require both integration and data management if quality data is an expected outcome.

There are several disruptive market forces at play that are dramatically increasing the amount and complexity of data that organizations must deal with. These game changers are compelling organizations to rethink their integration strategies.

Data Platform as a Service (dPaaS) is a new market category of cloud-based platforms that provides unified and tailored integration and data management solutions as fully managed services.

Earlier this year, Liaison introduced its brand new cloud integration platform ALLOY™ and, along with it, a brand new as a Service category called dPaaS (Data Platform as a Service).

How a Complete Understanding of your Integration Environment and Data can Stop the Cycle

Imagine you’re an online retailer who’s experiencing 50% year-over-year growth, that’s what happened to Wayfair LLC, whose e-commerce website offers more than seven million items from 12,000 brands, shipping more than 100,000 orders every week.

VAN technology was introduced to help companies better manage their supply chain through electronic exchange of documents such as purchase orders, advance ship notices and invoices.

To succeed in today’s world, you need strong relationships with suppliers, vendors, and customers, and that relies on B2B integration solutions that efficiently, reliably, and securely share data among your trading partners.

VAN technology was introduced to help companies better manage their supply chain through electronic exchange of documents such as purchase orders, advance ship notices and invoices.