System integration (also referred to as IT integration or software integration) is the process of joining software and hardware modules into one cohesive infrastructure. The goal is to make these systems work together smoothly so they can share information and processes more efficiently.
System integration can help solve several common business problems:
1.Poor productivity
Because of complicated access to data and redundant tasks across siloed infrastructure. Integrated systems allow for easier access to information across the organization, resulting in faster, more efficient workflows.
2.Uninformed decision-making and errors
That might happen because of incomplete or inaccurate data (especially in compliance and reporting workflows).
After systems are integrated, it becomes easier to aggregate data from different sources to perform in-depth analytics. Also, information is more accurate and trustworthy since it’ updated across all components of the system simultaneously.
3.High cost
It can developing or transitioning to a new system. System integration is often cheaper than replacing all disjointed parts with a new single system, not to mention the tricky process of implementing new computer infrastructures.
