Integration roadmaps and architecture that scale
We assess your landscape, quantify point-to-point integration debt and design a target architecture, API-led, event-driven or both, with a sequenced roadmap your teams can deliver. Vendor-neutral advice from engineers delivering integration since 2008.
Our approach
- 01
Discover
Inventory systems, interfaces and data flows, interview owners, and map the integration debt and what it costs.
- 02
Define the target state
Choose API-led and event-driven layers, standards, security and the runtime that fits each workload.
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Plan the roadmap
Sequence the work into releases with dependencies, quick wins and a business case per phase.
- 04
Govern
Set up a Centre for Enablement: design standards, reusable assets, reviews and KPIs.
Expertise
API-led connectivity
System, process and experience API layers that make integrations reusable instead of one-off.
Event-driven integration
Messaging and Kafka patterns for real-time, decoupled flows alongside request-response APIs.
Legacy middleware migration
Plans to move off Oracle, TIBCO, IBM and .NET middleware to MuleSoft or Apache Camel, with risk managed per interface.
Centre for Enablement (C4E)
Standards, reusable assets and an operating model so your teams keep delivering after we step back.
Outcomes
- Clear target state
- One agreed architecture instead of point-to-point sprawl.
- Sequenced roadmap
- Releases ordered by value and dependency, each with a business case.
- Vendor-neutral
- MuleSoft, Apache Camel or both, chosen per workload.
- Reuse first
- Assets and standards that make every next integration cheaper.
Frequently asked questions
What does an integration roadmap include?
A map of your current systems and interfaces, the integration debt and its cost, a target architecture, and a sequenced plan of releases with dependencies and a business case for each phase.
Do you only recommend MuleSoft?
No. We are a long-standing MuleSoft partner, but we also deliver on Apache Camel and Red Hat middleware, and we choose the runtime per workload rather than per vendor.
Can you help us move off legacy middleware?
Yes. We have migrated customers from Oracle, TIBCO and Microsoft .NET integration platforms to MuleSoft, and put MuleSoft Omni Gateway in front of IBM App Connect Enterprise without changing the existing services.
Where do you work?
From offices in Dubai, Riyadh, Bad Homburg and Paphos, delivering integration programmes across the Middle East and Europe.
Planning an integration — or stuck in one?
Book 30 minutes with a senior Leadex architect and leave with a second opinion on your architecture.