How RightCliQ analyses the ecosystem to build interoperable systems

Introduction:

With more than 4.66 billion internet users in the world in 2020, digitisation has been mutating itself across all areas of society. As it brings an abundance of aid, benefits and assistance in the daily chores of our lives, it also abandons our digital systems leaving wide grey areas which often result in cyber breaches and other network failures.To shred such kinds of network crumbs in an organizational environment, interoperable system is considered to be the most integral knack.

This ability stands the test of time across inter-functioning of two or more applications where end-to-end secure connectivity is desired.

Need and Influence of interoperable system in network planning:

The need for networking planning:

1. From conferencing on Skype, online booking of interconnecting flights to exchanging patient information through hospital application and online payments, etc, every existing network needs a reliable system without loose ends.
2. Network planning helps the organisation to secure its infrastructure including onsite and offsite servers, existing applications, external traffic, telecommunication services, user-operator connectivity, etc.

Network Discrepancies in an organisation:

1. Irregular backups: a 2020 survey revealed that most diverse organisations back up their configurations to only about 29% monthly. Whereas other small organisations were found to seldom run a backup of their network systems.
2. Data Silos: For a consistent functioning of their services, many diverse organisations build up internal units with varying goals and ventures. This often leads to data silos due to malfunctioning and miscommunication of internal units towards a common desired business output.This halts cross-referencing, data sharing, etc. While organisation views enhanced individual units, the whole picture of their goal becomes distorted. Approximately, more than 80 % of businesses have agreed to the presence of silos and more than 90 % stand by the idea of them creating a negative effect.
3. Failed Network Documentation: Approximately 40 % of all organisations are found to spend no cost and time on network planning and only 27% out of the remaining ones barely update the documentation of their networking equipment.

Effects of Interoperable Network :

Interoperability is the capability of a network to send and receive its data across its interconnected applications/ servers.

This ability has proved to be a boon for the organisational systems by:

1. Enhancing their existing low quality and duality.
2. Enabling user to communicate with others with the help of a single terminal
3. Providing service manufacturing benefits and helping different operators by extending the same and reliable component.
4. Adding features of security, unity among internal units, critical control over unique command for the entire organisation.
5. Authentic and secure exchange of unmodified information without any prior notice
6. Negligible information Silos and Data breaches.
7. No interruption of unexpected individual behaviour of internal units, employees or customers.

Build Interoperable systems for your organisation and maximise network coherence with RightCliQ :

With the increasing demand for a wide range of applications in the digital era, many diverse organisations are found to have an expanded network of over 500 enterprises. As network planning and interoperability becomes the most two beneficial and crucial factors to fabricate, their development can cost an arm and a leg.

Therefore, to ensure harmony of resources and applications in an organisation’s ecosystem, RightCliQ has devised the ‘Integrate and Manage’ strategy.

To certify the interoperable system factor in the network, RightCliQ performs the following tactics:

1. Identify cross-functional and operational applications in an organisation’s network.
2. Develop APIs and custom-built connectors to integrate the applications.
3. Extend integration of frontend, backend, existing databases, processes, networks and cloud.
4. Analyses the pre-existing ecosystem and defines the integration architecture to make it convenient in refactoring the network applications.
5. Builds API layers to interconnect data and streamline it across multiple applications with the consistent use of middleware tools.
6. Adds enhanced security to the created API endpoints by facilitating interoperability.
7. Verifies the added factors by enabling the transfer of real-time data.
8. Enhances transactions and data transfer for on-premise applications and performs integrations of cloud-environment.

All the integrations in the ecosystem are analysed, reviewed and managed with the help of various tools and protocols such as AWS, GCP, Azure, VMWare, REST, SOAP, JASON. These protocols are responsible for the smooth integration and functioning of platforms and software as a service.

In Conclusion:

There are over millions of organisations in multiple sectors of the world with over a billion interconnecting features and networks.

Some succeed in making a mark, others continue to struggle to achieve even a quarter of the rise in business. The drop in their success is a consequence of a lack of intelligence, vision, meek ecosystems that attest distress and dearth of resilience with their business goal.

These organisations often fail to realise that the one factor that can banish disparities is network interoperability. Whether it is internal or external, it endows tremendous efficiency, expertise and blended units and platforms to the organisation.

As it may seem an impossible potentiality to achieve, RightCliQ has made it quite commodious for various organisations to achieve their unrealised maximum efficiencies.

Now, before any standard implementation that situates barriers to your company’s ecosystem, consult with RightCliQ and set the bigger picture right.

References:

1. https://rightcliqsolutions.com/integrate-and-manage/
2. https://www.comviva.com/blog/references/all-you-need-to-know-about-network-interoperability/#:~:text=Network%20Interoperability%20is%20the%20continuous%20ability%20to%20send,negative%20impact%20to%20the%20sending%20and%20receiving%20networks.
3. https://www.auvik.com/franklyit/blog/network-field-report-2021/