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Common reasons why integration projects fail have to do more with governance, data understanding and misjudging the needed tools.
Making it easy for the business user to see and understand their data is critical.
When you think about what it takes to have an integration project go well, focus on the adoption of the process and tools is critical.
“For us it was a no-brainer, how could we not have our team applications tied together via single sign on and centralized administration? Put It Forward solved this across our entire user base at huge scale”
Kristyn Cobstill - Project Lead
“What you just did for our productivity and how we work was magic - you guys are rock stars, I’m truly blown away"
Uma Asthana - Director of Operations and Technology
“For me when our internal teams tried to replicate the Put It Forward technology that was when the pin dropped … these are really smart people”
Sarika Saoji - Marketing Platform Technologist
Common themes why integration projects succeed have are multi-fold having to do with the plan of approach, tools and skill set combinations.
What are the signs of each stage of data integration maturity and what is the action needed to move to the next level of maturity. And, more importantly what is gained when you do.
What are the specific capabilities you need to look for in an integration solution? And why are they important for success.
What are the most important questions to ask of your integration vendor or partner - what will make the difference between success and failure.
How do you plan for a successful integration and what are the recommendations for a fast and successful start.