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With the new year right around the corner, most companies are in the process of finalizing budgets and developing strategies for new IT investments. Integration is (or should be) one of the key investments any company with multiple applications and disparate data is looking to make. With that in mind here are a few quick guidelines to use when picking a direction for your on-premise and cloud integration initiatives.

The ongoing Customer Q & A blog series highlights a wide range of Jitterbit customers to find out what business needs drove their integration requirements and why they made Jitterbit their integration solution of choice.

In this week's hot seat is Lorne Brockway, VP of Client Services at Quiet Logistics.

It seems easy enough; You purchase a cloud/SaaS, application because you believe it will save you money, be easy to use and reduce dependence and strain on your organization’s IT department. You sign up and you’re off to the races…. Right?

Enterprise Application Integration was all the rage a decade ago, with solutions springing up like weeds. Vitria, SeeBeyond, New Era of Networking (NEON) and a host of other would-be technology superstars sprang up. But their approach to integration was complex, required teams of developers, and didn't adapt to the fast moving world of business software. Today, applications still need to talk to each other, and IT Departments continue to spend countless hours and company dollars on integration-oriented tasks.

The ongoing Customer Q & A blog series highlights a wide range of Jitterbit customers to find out what business needs drove their integration requirements and why they made Jitterbit their integration solution of choice.

In this week's hot seat is Simon Rush, Sales & Marketing Information Manager at ACAL BFi.

In case you missed the press release this morning, everyone at Jitterbit is incredibly happy to have announced our record-breaking Q2 2011. It's been a great year for Jitterbit across the board as we continue to build our momentum and rapidly grow the business.

The ongoing Customer Q & A blog series highlights a wide range of Jitterbit customers to find out what business needs drove their integration requirements and why they made Jitterbit their integration solution of choice.

In this week's hot seat is Carolyn Bradfield, CEO at Copper Conferencing.

The ongoing Customer Q & A blog series highlights a wide range of Jitterbit customers to find out what business needs drove their integration requirements and why Jitterbit became their integration solution of choice.

In this week's hot seat is Karl Trollinger, CMO at Bounce Energy.

The ongoing Customer Q & A blog series highlights a wide range of Jitterbit customers to find out what business needs drove their integration requirements and why Jitterbit became their integration solution of choice.

In this week's hot seat is Brian Reitmayer, Software Development and Integration Manager at SMO.

Jitterbit 4.0 is here! Once you see what’s new in your favorite on-premise and cloud integration platform, we think you’ll be just as excited as we are about it.