Competently integrate middleware

In a world where data is becoming the driving force behind innovation in the automotive industry, millions of data points are generated in vehicles of various kinds every day. From speed to engine temperature, this data is collected, processed and analysed to improve performance and enable new services. But how exactly does this data get from the vehicles to the places where it is needed?

The challenge of integrating middleware for data transmission

Maintenance of the systems

The infrastructure of a data centre is constantly being expanded and must be adapted to technical requirements.
Once the affected systems have been identified and analysed, coordination with the various applications and partners is required, e.g. to avoid breakdowns of diagnostic equipment in workshops.

Migration

Migrations to newer versions require precise planning. Which systems, applications and users are affected, what backup scenarios are available?

Rebuilding the middleware

A reorganisation includes determining the requirements for data volume, hardware and support in configuring the IIB as well as setting up the connections, taking into account the network zones (security guidelines).

Advantages of middleware integration

The SPIRIT/21 ES-MI service works in close cooperation with applications, IT partners and operating units at other global data centres. In technical discussions with the application managers, problems are identified, error analyses carried out and appropriate solutions developed. An efficient communication model with the customer and its relevant IT partners ensures transparency and optimal cooperation. Intensive problem or error analyses enable continuous improvement of technologies, processes, tools and application architectures by the experts at SPIRIT/21. The expertise of SPIRIT/21’s Enterprise Service Middleware Integration (ES-MI) supports middleware applications with MQ connections, integrations, implementations, migrations or new builds, with an average of up to 16 million messages per day.

SPOC - Single Point of Contact for system integration

• PLAN - Business analysis, project management, consulting (MQ external / internal, platform, architecture, software, infrastructure)
• BUILD - PaaS on-boarding, implementation, coordination, process management
• RUN - Operation, Quality Assurance, Process Management, Maintenance

SPOC - Single Point of Contact for MQ Integration

• MQ Consulting
• MQ Migration as a Service