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    • April 12, 2010 at 6:05 AM #24541
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        Hi,

        I want to know why biztalk is preferred by the companies for integration purpose even if

        – There are open source integration tool ike apatar available in market.

        – License Fee charges by Micorsoft.

        Thanks in advance

      • April 12, 2010 at 7:03 AM #24544
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          BizTalk is very nice Integration tool with rich amount of Adapters. There are other features like: Business Process, BAM, BRE etc. You can read this post to know why to use BizTalk server: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee264897(BTS.10).aspx

          Open SOurse VS BIzTalk:
          Yes, i do agree the fact of high amount of License cost but it depends on your requirement whether you want to pay microsoft for BizTalk. Obiviously before choosing open sourse tool, you will need to think about future support as well.

          • April 12, 2010 at 8:08 AM #24546
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              Thanks for the reply  mohan.. do u know any open source integration tool other than apatar.

              • April 21, 2010 at 9:54 AM #24611
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                  looks like  a nice project, but I wouldn’t want to invest in putting my enterprise on it,and have one of those three guys get bored and stop supporting the project.

                  Management Team

                  Renat Khasanshyn, Principal Consultant

                  Renat Khasanshyn is a subject matter expert specializing in
                  Salesforce.com deployments with focus on data integration. Most
                  recently Renat has been chosen as a finalist for the 2007 Emerging
                  Executive of the Year award by Massachusetts Technology Leadership
                  Council. Renat has a passion for emerging technologies and won the 2007
                  IBM Business Mashup Challenge with his mashup “Salesforce.com Cold Call
                  Assistant”. Renat speaks and writes on the subject of data integration,
                  mashups and Salesforce.com automation. He co-authored white paper “Data
                  Integration Best Practices” (2009), authored white paper “Five Steps to
                  Integrate SalesForce.com with 3rd-Party Systems” (2007) and presented
                  his talks at more than 15 industry conferences. Prior to Apatar, Renat
                  was co-founder and CEO for Altoros Systems, LLC. a global software
                  engineering services firm that provides specialized software
                  engineering and quality assurance services to technology companies.
                  Prior to Altoros Systems, Mr. Khasanshyn was VP of Engineering for
                  insurance company PriMed, Inc. Mr. Khasanshyn has studied engineering
                  at Belarussian State Technical University.

                  Product Engineering Team:

                  Alex Savanovich, Java Developer

                  Ivan Holub, Java Developer

            • April 22, 2010 at 4:16 AM #24616
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                Hi,

                Normally its purely depends on your business requirement. As per your Businessrequirement, if the business process changes once in a month or quater or so on and you dont have much time  for the modification then you should go with Biztalk.

                And for the licencing part, it depends on project costing, reliablity and support. Now your choice to go with Microsft biztalk or open source depending your budget

                Some of the open source integration tools are in below.

                1. Jitterbit
                2. CloverETL
                3. OpenSyncro

                And so on…….

                Thanks……..

                Ram Sankar Panda

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