Organizations rely on a multitude of services and applications to manage operations. In large enterprises, for example, ERP software, CRM platforms, and microservices are crucial components in facilitating business processes. As an organization grows, these ecosystems become more complex to manage, making it clear that automating just one component is no longer sufficient. Instead, it requires service orchestration to ensure that end-to-end operations are handled efficiently and effectively. But what exactly does service orchestration mean, ...
Oct 10 | Danica Esteban
