The Integration Consortium is a non-profit, leading industry body responsible for influencing the direction of the integration industry. Its members champion Integration Acumen by establishing standards, guidelines, best practices, research and the articulation of strategic and measurable business benefits. The Integration Consortium's motto is "Forging Integration Value." The mission of the member-driven Integration Consortium is to establish universal seamless integration which engages industry stakeholders from the business and technology community. Among the sectors represented in the Integration Consortium membership are end-user corporations, independent software vendors (ISVs), hardware vendors, system integrators, academic institutions, non-profit institutions and individual members as well as various industry leaders. Information on the Integration Consortium is available at www.integrationconsortium.org.

Integration at Home - SOA Architecture
December 6, 2007 It would make sense for the ISVs to simplify the convergence between personal and work services for the user.

Integration Approaches Based on Service Orientation
November 1, 2007 IT managers are increasingly looking to transform service-oriented architecture investments into quick practical wins to...

Integration Tomorrow, Part 2: SOA Architecture
October 4, 2007

Integration: Then and Now, Part 1 - SOA Architecture
September 6, 2007

The Challenge of XML and Web Services Security
February 1, 2007

The Importance of Integration Competency Center Placement
November 2, 2006

Understanding IT Governance
September 21, 2006

Assuring Quality Business Processes through Service-Oriented Architecture Testing
August 3, 2006

Integration - Connecting the Dots
July 6, 2006

Building Collaborative Business Value - The Synergy Project
May 4, 2006

Which Road to SOA Paradise?
April 6, 2006

The 10 Commandments of Enterprise Integration
March 2, 2006

An Integration Education Crisis - Curing Ails of the Industry with Common Sense Collaboration
February 2, 2006

Band-Aids or Business? Fighting the Integration FUD Factor
January 12, 2006

Evaluation Criteria for Mainframe SOA
December 1, 2005

SOA: When Application and Data Integration Worlds Collide
November 3, 2005

Continuous Monitoring Meets Enterprise Risk Management
October 6, 2005

Applistructure and SOA - Twin Sons of Different Mothers
September 1, 2005

How to Take Advantage of SOA - Now
August 4, 2005

Mainframe Integration without Compromise
June 30, 2005

SMEs Can Benefit from Integration - It is not Exclusively for the Larger Enterprises
June 9, 2005

Clearing the Fog Over Service-Oriented Architecture: What Comprises an SOA?
May 5, 2005

Enterprise Wireless Strategies: Five Key Things to Consider Before Implementation
March 31, 2005

The Problem with Best-of-Breed Integration Solutions
March 3, 2005

The Importance of Security to Mitigate Risk
February 3, 2005

Integration Competency Centers
January 6, 2005

Web Services Evolvement – The Baby Starts Walking and Talking
December 2, 2004

Smart Services for RFID
November 4, 2004

Sarbanes-Oxley Act and IT: Why There is No "I" in "SOX Team"
September 30, 2004

Enterprise Information Integration: A New Definition
September 2, 2004

Dynamic Interoperability and Service-Oriented Architectures, Part 2
August 5, 2004

Web Services-Based Integration, Part I
July 1, 2004

Service Oriented Architecture – The Right Side Up
June 3, 2004

UBI Delivering Real-World Results, Part 2
May 6, 2004

Moving to Universal Business Integration, Part 1
April 1, 2004

Integration Everywhere – How SOA is Altering the Direction of EAI
March 4, 2004

Avoiding EAI Disasters
February 5, 2004

An Introduction to the True Definition of Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)
January 15, 2004

UBI Delivering Real-World Results, Part 2
April 30, 2000