While the front end of an app is front and center for its users, integrations make up 60% of the development effort behind that app. Accordingly, organizations that are planning out their development strategy need to make every effort to make sure they are being as efficient and effective as possible in how they access, integrate and protect all the systems that need to come together for a successful application or Digital Experience (DXP) deployment.
This is where Volt Foundry comes into play. HCL has published a new whitepaper that goes into detail on all the ways that Foundry is unique in setting organizations up for success. The whitepaper, written for enterprise architects and professional developers, describes how Foundry can provide the central data fabric and be the abstraction layer for real-time data integration across the enterprise.
The result? Faster development, more agile rollout of new solutions and updates, and cost savings across the enterprise environment.
Simply put, Volt Foundry provides core DevOps, API management and backend services that allow developers to focus on creating apps and web experiences rather than spending time on backend integration challenges. Volt Foundry’s REST-based service architecture creates an agile framework for app and experience development; this framework can be consumed by professional developers creating apps for iOS native, Android native, or practitioners creating automation using HCL’s experience composition tools such as Content Composer, Iris, Leap, or third-party frameworks (React, Angular, or tools like Flutter).
The report covers the following topics:
- API Management
- Identity Services
- Integration Services
- Orchestration Services
- Object Services
- Offline Data Synchronization
- Engagement Services
- Workflow
- Client SDKs
- Enterprise App Store
Download it here:
A Guide to Implementing a Unified Data Fabric Strategy with HCL Volt Foundry
Adam Gartenberg 