Dell Boomi

The user interface is quite visual and has able to access modular components which can be interconnected and help create your workflow. I like the uses simple point and click as well as drag and drop technology which is great. This makes it much easier than other similar PAAS I have researched in the last few weeks. I like that you can build complete integrations with no coding skills required. They use their Boomi Atom engine for deployment and other than just send your data directly to your platform it enables a continuous monitoring cycle through the AtomSphere component in you can use to analyze activity and monitor executions and overall health of you app. There are logs of your activity and alerts available for your changes in process in detail. I like that you have a suggestion tool which helps you with data map creation. And there is also a predictive assistance feature which guides you with alerts to help align you key performance indicators. And a resolution tool which actually utilizes crowd sourcing to help resolve issues. The integration design is well suited to B2B businesses with its library of prebuilt connectors and drag and drop technology. The engine runs in real time and the crowd sourcing suggestions are a really great for helping discover best practices. While you can test against future changes via crowd sourcing as well to resolve issues preventively so this is quite powerful. And the community contributes to the Boomi knowledge base as well as the Boomi team, of course. The UX and UI in the software are highly visual and use drag and drop with no coding necessary which is awesome. I have researched several similar platforms as services in the last few weeks and the visual nature of everything in Dell Boomi along with the easy of use is very good. Not having to be an expert coder in order to get things done at this level is cool. Though it is an expensive experiment and would very much recommend hiring an expert coder to take care of business for you. You will probably make this person smile if they have not used Dell Boomi for this in the past once they see the features and functionality along with how easy it is to use.

The pricing is quite steep in my opinion starting at two thousand dollars per month which allow you to integrate front and back-end administration. Moving to four thousand which adds more advanced features which I believe should be included in plans across the board inclusively with support and implementation support as the difference in pricing. And eight thousand enables before reaching their enterprise level including even more advanced features and support and beyond in which you have to call to get a custom quote. Though three is a free trial available for all of their plans which are not always the case with multi-thousand dollar subscriptions per month, so I do appreciate the opportunity to check this software out. This may be our choice in six months to a year when we are ready to move forward with the best platform as service for our cloud integrations.

This is an expensive integration platform but it is relatively unique in the market with its crowd sourcing capabilities. And if you have a clear plan for growth in mind and want to focus on speed to market crowd sourcing has to be one of the most effective ways of obtaining feedback on everything from the user experience design, user interface, workflow, and any other bugs and issues. This platform as a service actually allows you to get this done in advance prior to full deployment. No need for live beta testing I suppose or it minimizes this quite a lot in the sense you have an entire willing and able to help you resolve and prevent issue prior to their occurrence in a live deployment situation which is terrific.