Jitterbit Takes Integration To Technical Analysts
Jitterbit (see previous CloudAve coverage), the Oakland based integration provider, today announced the release of Version 4.0 of their software with emphasis on helping technical analyst to do the necessary integration through a drag and drop dashboard. This takes developers out of the equation and enhances productivity and collaboration between business and IT. I have […]
Jitterbit CloudReplicate – Syncing Salesforce.com Data With A Database On AWS
Jitterbit (see previous CloudAve coverage here), the Oakland based data integration company, today announced Jitterbit CloudReplicate for Amazon EC2. Jitterbit offers both appliance based downloadable and cloud based integration solutions to enterprises of all sizes. I got interested in Jitterbit because they also offer their platform under one of the open source licenses. In October, […]
Quick Thoughts: Dell Acquires Boomi
Boomi (see previous CloudAve coverage here), the Pennsylvania based cloud services integration provider, is acquired by Dell today. Ever since IBM acquired Cast Iron, there were speculations that Boomi could be the next in the block and it has come true today. Dell has been building up the speculation machine on a possible cloud acquisition […]
Jitterbit Offers Deeper Integration With Salesforce
Image via CrunchBase Jitterbit (See previous CloudAve coverage), Oakland based integration provider, announced the availability of Jitterbit Connect for Salesforce so that organizations can seamlessly connect their data with Salesforce. I have been talking to some enterprise folks and every one of them is quite convinced about the value offered by Salesforce. By offering an […]
Jitterbit Moves Their Integration Platform To Clouds
Image via CrunchBase Jitterbit, founded in 2004, offers integration solutions to enterprises ever since they released their first integration product in 2006. Last week, they announced the support for Jitterbit on Amazon EC2. Basically, their users can now pick up the Jitterbit AMI and run the integration platform on Amazon Web Services. […]
