RTInsights Team

Businesses that seek to be real-time enterprises increasingly are turning to Apache Kafka to support data streaming and deliver significant value.

Businesses of all types increasingly find they must react faster across all operational areas. Specifically, they must make fast decisions as events are taking place. 

Modern enterprise architecture solutions help banks gain insight into the IT landscape—reducing risk and complexity while supporting the innovations that attract and retain customers.

Managing today’s complex modern supply chains requires a digital nervous system based on robust data management, AI, and automation.

Continuous Intelligence is the next big evolution in software architecture that helps organizations contend with the inundation of information while deriving timely, meaningful
insights from boundless data streams.

Event-driven architecture (EDA) is a software architecture paradigm promoting the production, detection, consumption of, and reaction to events. But EDA entails more than just the production and consumption of events. 

Imagine two employees working together to solve a problem, each providing unique expertise, except, one is a software application. 

Continuous streams of events from “always on” infrastructure, applications and “things” hold the clues modern, data-driven organizations need to achieve a competitive advantage, but most fail to find them in time.

An event-driven architecture provides a number of advantages over REST APIs for modern applications deployed across hybrid cloud environments.

Welcome to the digital future where every organization needs to be a digital organization powered by data, running in a multi-cloud world. The digital future demands a data-first perspective.

74% of business executives report that their IoT risk management programs are failing to keep pace with the risks posed by the ubiquitous use of IoT devices both internally and externally. [1] At the same time, the number of installed IoT devices is expected to double from 31 billion currently to 75 billion in 2025. [2]

By committing to event-driven modeling, application construction, and integration, enterprises can reach their digitalization goals in the most productive manner.