The recent pandemic has exposed that, while there is a lot of data available, access to it in a timely fashion and at the right level of detail is the real challenge. The data resides in thousands of distributed systems across the world. All these systems are different, with no common data structure, and are owned and controlled by various organizations.
Integration software allows systems, applications, organizations, countries, and other geopolitical entities to move data across technology boundaries to make it accessible where needed.
The Government Integration Hub, powered by the webMethods integration software, let’s agencies share any date in any format. It is responsible for converting to and from various data structures and standard formats without requiring changes to existing systems. The hub provides standard encryption capabilities to protect data as it is moved to its destination for analysis while managing the complex routing of data providers to data consumers.
While challenges are relevant to emergency response, it is micro-illustrated of a much larger systemic data sharing problem. Some agencies have addressed data sharing by putting integration hubs in places.
The government’s ability to share data across agencies provides:
Agencies utilizing integration hub to their advantage:
As data sharing between government agencies improves by leveraging an integration hub, the ability to audit and provide visibility into the transformation and routing of data between providers and consumers becomes even more crucial. The integration hub enables to connect agencies and industry partners to extend their abilities to share data.
The hub automates tasks of onboarding industry partners and allows agencies to manage them by using a shared administrative infrastructure so agencies can define: All supportive messaging transports
The integration hub provides self-service capabilities to streamline the process of managing many industry partners, as well as empower them to track and manage their transactions. Industry partners can easily:
webMethods runs in the most secure government networks and designed to scale to meet the most demanding real-time data integration requirements. The platform equips with an in-memory data store that provides the speed of execution and enhances scalability. The platform is flexible and supports deployment to on-premise data centers or any cloud provider. For example, running webMethods in Microsoft Azure Government Cloud makes it an ideal option for powering Government Integration Hub.
The Government Integration Hub Difference:
The Government Integration Hub combines the following capabilities:
The webMethods platform running in the Azure Government Cloud is an ideal option for powering the Government Integration Hub. The webMethods platform delivers its business benefits to your agency. The Azure cloud offers all the reliability, redundancy, and scalability that the solution demands.
Leveraging cloud and security best practices throughout, the multi-tiers webMethods architecture in Azure Government cloud is:
Software AG Government Solutions follows the latest on DEVSECOPS practices with complete “infrastructure-as-code” and continuous “automated provisioning” / “automated testing” / “automated vulnerability scanning.”
To run and reside in Government Cloud while connecting, so systems on-premises is most significant as almost all government and non-government entities will continue to run systems in that bi-modal fashion for years to come.