Many companies look at the upfront costs of a purpose-built integration platform, and believing that integration is simply a case of moving data from Point A to Point B, think they can accomplish this process in-house with less money and more control.
In fact, for even the simplest of integrations, the opposite usually ends up being true. Over time, the lack of scalability and dependence on custom code will balloon costs and create an unmanageable collection of uncataloged scripts.
See how taking a connectivity-first approach to your stack with an integration platform gives your business the power, flexibility and scale to move at the speed needed to succeed in the digital age.
