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Thinkronization Newsletter - August 2009

We are pleased to announce the first edition of "Thinkronization". The thinking person's E-newsletter for business and data integration professionals who are focused on the synchronization of systems and business. This newsletter is an enhanced piece from REMEDI once published years ago as the "REMEDI rEsource". Now published semi-monthly, the content will contain thought leadership content focused on news, research, trends, blog posts, services, and placement, within the IT disciplines of Business-to-Business Integration (B2Bi) and Enterprise Application Integration (EAI).

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At the end of first quarter 2009, REMEDI administered an informal survey to integration and eCommerce leaders in various companies across many different vertical industries.

The results were interesting to say the least. The survey results confirmed assumptions in some areas, and enlightened us in others. The intent of this survey was to better understand attitudes and awareness surrounding integration and E-commerce from a contract services and recruiting/placement perspective.

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For those that enjoyed (or were disturbed by) the last one, here is "PART 2" of the multi-part video series "SCENES FROM A SERVER". We released the first of the series back in June. The video puts a funny spin on the data integration challenges that face businesses today. As you will see bad “Data”, and the integration of it, continues to be a problem for the “System” integrator.

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We have completed our 15th year in business! In many respects it seems as though it was just yesterday. In other respects the integration business has been through a lot of changes. REMEDI and our clients have endured those changes, not to mention three economic downturns of major significance. Fortunately, we are in a niche that assists clients in enhancing productivity and efficiency, along with reducing cost. Read More

Pendulums make for pretty good employment cycle analogies because they both have a recognizable arc, apex, and return path. Regardless the size, pendulums typically aren’t dangerous unless you turn your back on them. That’s when you don’t see “it” coming until…..Wwhhhaaack! Read More