Hi,
as far as I know, you can utilize biztalk where microsoft has released microsft biztalk server 2006, where the biztalk is used as a communication means between two or more differents systems. It utilizes microsoft Visual Studio 2005. business process management with biztalk server 2006 consists of :
message -> receive port -XML -- receive pipeline (host) --> message box persistent store --> (business rules inference) engine (orchestration) [host] --> message box persistent store --> host (send pipeline) [message] -- send port -->
new biztalk adapter : peoplesoft, JD Edwards Enterprise1, SAP, etc...
We put the biztalk server 2006 in SQL server 2005 and also using visual studio 2005. So I think with biztalk, we can communicate with SAP, Baan, etc..
Maybe it can give a help to you to know what system used in the integration.
It always depends on how extensive your integration needs to be doesn't it. If you only need to have a monthly consolidation of sales volumes then a simply dataport could do. If you need detailed real-time transaction sharing, then you could think about a biztalk solution. Then there are plenty of things in the middle.
If you tell us what it is that you need to integrate, we could give you some ideas.
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as far as I know, you can utilize biztalk where microsoft has released microsft biztalk server 2006, where the biztalk is used as a communication means between two or more differents systems. It utilizes microsoft Visual Studio 2005. business process management with biztalk server 2006 consists of :
message -> receive port -XML -- receive pipeline (host) --> message box persistent store --> (business rules inference) engine (orchestration) [host] --> message box persistent store --> host (send pipeline) [message] -- send port -->
new biztalk adapter : peoplesoft, JD Edwards Enterprise1, SAP, etc...
We put the biztalk server 2006 in SQL server 2005 and also using visual studio 2005. So I think with biztalk, we can communicate with SAP, Baan, etc..
Maybe it can give a help to you to know what system used in the integration.
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This way you don;t need to realy integrate the erp systems.
If you tell us what it is that you need to integrate, we could give you some ideas.
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