Magic Software Enterprises Ltd., a global provider of mobile and cloud-enabled application and business integration platforms, announced today that Acuity, a leading Dutch ICT service provider and IBM and SugarCRM partner, selected Magic xpi Integration Platform as the foundation of their core integration offering.
Systems integration is becoming increasingly important on the corporate agenda. Organizations want information from their core and different back office systems not only to integrate with each other, but also with cloud solutions, mobile apps and social media. Magic’s code-free drag and drop methodology, robust In-Memory Data Grid architecture and large library of application and technology connectors make it an ideal tool for virtually any application integration scenario.
“Magic’s ease of use along with its variety of proven and certified connectors to leading enterprise ecosystems, including IBM and SugarCRM applications, enable us to provide our customers with integrations that are fast, simple and reliable,” said Aart Nijkamp, General Manager of Acuity.
“One of our first Magic xpi customers is MijnAccountantsPortal (MyAuditorsPortal), which provides an auditor collaboration platform to facilitate the exchange of information between auditors and their clients. The portal also enables the automated submission of tax returns to the Dutch IRS, streamlining this important process. By providing standardized interfaces between systems, Magic xpi enables MijnAccountantsPortal to quickly grow this innovative business and also makes it cost-effective for them to build and maintain," added Aart Nijkamp.
“As one of the top ICT vendors in the Benelux region, Acuity understands what’s truly important in an integration solution,” states John Verwaaijen, General Manager, Magic Software Benelux and Nordics. “We’re excited that Acuity chose Magic for their core integration offering and are pleased to add them to our growing list of more than 3000 software development, system integration and technology partners.”
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