Integration as a Service: Are you connected?

Sponsor: Hubspan, Featured Analyst Firm: Gartner
Speakers: Benoit Lhereux, Andrew Dent, Scott Arnold
Type: Video (43 minutes)

Is your organization still stuck in the 1990’s? A decade ago companies were linking and exchanging data between their applications internally, behind a firewall, and only within their own company. Fast-forward to today, where it’s essential to be able to link to your business partners and customers outside of your company and many companies are failing miserably. Join featured analyst firm, Gartner Inc. Research Director, Benoit Lheureux and Andrew Dent, CTO of Hubspan, a leader in integration as a service, as they examine the strategic benefits of multi-enterprise integration, what it takes to get there, and the key things to consider along the way. Watch “Integration as a Service: Are you Connected?” available now but for a limited time. Additionally, you’ll hear how Invitrogen, a $1.3B biotech leader, overhauled their processes to connect their trading community -- driving greater revenue and lowering their cost of operations.

The purpose of multi-enterprise integration is to enable a fluid exchange of key information between trading partners. It is important because it automates processes between organizations, which reduce operational costs, open new revenue channels, and improve the customer experience. A new approach has simplified the integration challenge and allows companies to quickly connect with partners on demand, while drastically lowering the costs of integration.

Join your colleagues and learn how integration as a service can drive bottom line revenue, improve profitability, and increase customer satisfaction, by connecting your applications with your external business partners. Watch this program to learn about the benefits of Multi-Enterprise Integration.

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About Scott Arnold

Scott Arnold is senior director, global services at Invitrogen. In this role, he is responsible for leading customer service, technical support, and e-commerce/custom services project management teams that create and sustain a satisfying end-to-end customer experience.

Prior to joining Invitrogen, Mr. Arnold was director of business operations with Intuit’s TurboTax division. There he managed the development and deployment of multiple enterprise-level IT and DR/BCP solutions as well as $25M in annual capital initiatives. Earlier, he was senior manager, customer care planning and support, at Gateway Computers, where, among other duties, he was responsible for managing call center planning, workforce scheduling, QA, and Six Sigma customer care projects. Mr. Arnold has also held internal audit and accounting management positions at General Dynamics.

He holds a B.B.A. in accounting from Western Michigan University and an M.B.A. in finance from Wayne State University.  

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