Connectiware is an enterprise interoperability platform designed to help organizations connect systems, automate workflows, and eliminate data silos.
Modern organizations operate dozens of independent technologies. Sensors, databases, cloud services, security systems, business applications, and operational platforms often exist in isolation, forcing teams to create costly, fragile, point-to-point integrations.
Connectiware provides a vendor-neutral approach to interoperability by establishing a common layer between systems that allows information to move, transform, and trigger action regardless of vendor or technology.
Whether connecting physical devices, business systems, cloud services, or legacy infrastructure, Connectiware helps organizations create sustainable architectures that can evolve over time.
Every new system brings its own protocols, its own data formats, and its own vendor’s idea of how things should connect. That includes sensor networks, security platforms, cloud services, and business applications. Point-to-point integrations multiply, each one custom-built and fragile. Eventually the organization’s most important information is trapped inside the systems that produce it.
Connectiware was built to break that cycle.
Instead of wiring systems directly to one another, Connectiware places a vendor-neutral layer between them. Each system connects to the layer, not to every other system. Information can then be collected, transformed, monitored, and acted on, whether it comes from a serial device installed decades ago or a cloud service launched last year.
Observe. Collect information from devices, applications, databases, and services.
Decide. Filter, transform, and route it with rules and scripts.
Remember. Track individual items over time with Sentinels, so a camera that has been offline for five minutes is handled differently from one that briefly dropped.
Act. Deliver the result to the systems and devices that need it.
Your systems keep their vendors. Your architecture keeps its independence.
Connectiware Studio is the design environment where integrations, workflows, and automations are created.
Using a low-code approach, solution builders can quickly connect sources of information to destinations while transforming, enriching, and monitoring data as it moves through the system.
Connectiware Studio provides a rich collection of building blocks including:
Solutions can be developed, tested, and validated in real time before deployment.
Connectiware Agent is the runtime engine responsible for executing integrations, workflows, and monitoring activities.
Built upon the Windows Service architecture, Connectiware Agent is designed for continuous, unattended operation and can be deployed wherever interoperability is required.
Organizations can confidently automate operational processes while benefiting from monitoring, reliability, and fault-tolerant design principles.
Once deployed, Connectiware Agent quietly works in the background while keeping systems connected.
Connectiware Edge is a dedicated appliance that simplifies deployment and standardizes interoperability infrastructure.
Rather than building and maintaining custom servers at every location, organizations can deploy a repeatable, vendor-neutral architecture wherever systems need to communicate.
Connectiware Edge is particularly well suited for distributed environments such as:
The result is a simpler, more repeatable deployment model that can scale with organizational growth.
Connectiware Share enables integrators and organizations to package, encrypt, license, and distribute their solutions.
Teams can share integrations internally, privately with partners, or commercially through a growing ecosystem.
Solution creators retain ownership of their intellectual property while simplifying how proven solutions are deployed and reused.
Systems integration is all about returning great value to clients. We have some expectations that need to be met to be eligible to becoming a Certified Connectiware Integration Partner (CCIP).
We expect professionalism to be exercised in all your client relationships. We expect that our CCIPs have a deep rooted belief in providing quality solutions to their clients. We expect our CCIPs to have some documented quality assurance policies and procedures. These policies and procedures help Connectiware improve as well. We want and need honest feedback.
To be a CCIP, you must have someone trained with current certification. There is a cost to this training and certification. We strive to train on actual integrations. Ideally you will be coming to us with an integration in mind. We can WORK TOGETHER on the integration, training your staff as we implement the integration for your client.
Connectiware's success depends upon the success of our resellers. By working together - the platform becomes stronger. This means participating in the Connectiware Share platform. Share your knowledge. Sell your integrations. Consider buying integrations from other resellers before rebuilding the wheel. Everyone in the eco-system needs to eat, leads are shared equitably by core competency.
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