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We’ve seen an emerging vision of an integrated desktop ecosystem, with products like OpenFin, Glue42 and Finsemble providing interoperability. In this vision, your staff's desktop applications, old and new, are always up to date and work together harmoniously in an interface that surfaces data tailored to their needs. How can you achieve this?
At Scott Logic, we’ve helped a wide range of clients take a pragmatic, incremental approach to creating the desktop ecosystem of the future, boosting staff productivity. We’re leading experts and innovators in this field and can give you impartial advice to make the right investment decision.
Desktop containers can be used to create an integrated ecosystem where old and new work harmoniously side by side.
For a guide to the tools, products and challenges involved in cultivating this ecosystem, read the new white paper by our CTO Colin Eberhardt: Building an integrated desktop application ecosystem for Finance.
Desktop containers can provide an interoperable ecosystem of applications reflecting the realities of your end-to-end workflows. Instead of needing to glue together individual tasks across multiple applications yourself, you can focus on what you’re trying to achieve and the technology will support you in that.
With desktop containers, you can adopt an incremental strategy in migrating away from your legacy estate, ‘breaking up’ monolithic applications and creating a new enhanced desktop experience, whilst also leveraging value from your previous investments.
Interfaces surface the data you need, allowing you to respond rapidly. Applications speak the same language, allowing them to integrate seamlessly in support of bespoke user-oriented workflows that remove repetition and re-keying of information.
Desktop container frameworks allow easy deployment of tools for both internal users and external clients, along with the ability to integrate third-party products into your internal workflows, removing the need to build your own integrations.
In this webinar, CTO Colin Eberhardt describes the compelling business benefits of desktop containers, explores key challenges, including the migration of legacy applications, and sets out a pragmatic adoption approach through which your business can be early adopters of the New Normal.
Colin Eberhardt
In this webinar, Chief Strategy Officer Graham Odds brings to life the vision of an integrated technology ecosystem, clarifies the current realities of the enabling technologies, and introduces techniques to adopt a workflow-focused approach to software design.
Graham Odds
In this webinar, Technical Principal Mark Jose sets out the steps involved in migrating a legacy application into the OpenFin desktop container, introduces you to some of OpenFin's main features and also covers some of the value-added features you get with the tool.
Mark Jose
In this webinar, Technical Principal Mark Jose sets out the steps involved in migrating a legacy application into the Glue42 desktop container. Mark introduces you to some of Glue42’s main features and also cover some of the value-added features you get with the tool, such as integration with external services.
Mark Jose
In this webinar, Technical Principal Mark Jose sets out the steps involved in migrating a legacy application into the Finsemble desktop container. Mark introduces you to some of Finsemble’s main features and also cover some of the value-added features you get with the tool, such as integration with native Java and .NET applications.
Mark Jose
There's a standard approach to migrating legacy applications into desktop containers: the strangler pattern – but this has its drawbacks. Is there another way? In this webinar, Solutions Architect Chris Price sheds light on an alternative that addresses these drawbacks and opens up new opportunities for old tech. And he explains what on earth rollercoasters have to do with it.
Chris Price
If you’d like to discuss how you can take a pragmatic, incremental approach to creating the desktop ecosystem of the future, get in touch with our CTO Colin Eberhardt:
