End-to-End Integration Simplified: Learn, Build, Connect
Most business operations, be it selling a product online, launching a marketing campaign, purchasing equipment, or hiring a person, may involve multiple business units, systems and external parties. Combining all such relevant entities into a single automated flow is crucial for smooth and efficient operations. Due to the large number of systems used in enterprises and the availability of many business operations, a typical organization would have to put an enormous effort into automating business operations. Therefore, simplifying the integration experience is a critical requirement for any organization. In this context, this session examines the use of the WSO2 Integrator for simplifying development of integration flows, by utilizing features such as low-code and pro-code development, AI-assisted development, data mapping, and built-in connectors.
Speakers
Chathura is a software architect at WSO2. He has worked on the architecture and the development of multiple WSO2 and open source projects, including the Ballerina programming language, WSO2 Micro Integrator, and Apache Synapse. In addition, he has provided consultation for customers across multiple industries to successfully implement digital transformation projects. Chathura's work has been presented at prominent academic and industry conferences, including the BPM conference. He received his PhD from the Queensland University of Technology, Australia in 2013.
Anupama, Head of Engineering - Integration at WSO2, leads the development of the WSO2 Integration product stack. With over 15 years of experience in the software industry, she brings expertise in engineering leadership, strategic planning, and driving large-scale technical initiatives. Anupama has been instrumental in shaping multiple WSO2 products and contributing to the advancement of the Ballerina programming language. She is a frequent speaker at industry events and tech meetups, where she shares her expertise on integration technologies, leadership, and software development best practices.