System integrators and consultants are under constant pressure to stay ahead of the curve in order to fulfill the dynamic requirements of their customers who demand and require best practices for business integration and emerging technologies.

Industry analysts estimate that businesses spend between 20 and 40% of their IT budgets on business integration projects. At the same time, the complexity of systems integration
is increasing. Integration projects now extend well into the value chain with multiple points of integration both within an organization and with external entities.

These projects can run the gambit of infrastructure, application, and business process integration, extending
from new implementations to legacy systems. Moreover, few companies now rely exclusively on a single vendor for their applications or operating platforms.
Integrators must also take into account movement in the market and the emergence of new customer segments. For example, the emergence of mid-market enterprises as a significant new target audience for integration projects is a market trend that should be capitalized upon. In choosing a technology partner, system integrators should identify potential players for these emerging opportunities and understand their strengths and weaknesses in the context of a rapidly changing technological base. The iBOLT Integration Suite from Magic Software provides system integrators and consultants with a comprehensive and cost-efficient solution to leverage this growing mid-market segment. The industry analyst firm, Meta Group, noted this in a recent study on Enterprise
Application Integration. Magic Software was highlighted in this report as the one vendor included in the analysis that is primarily targeting midsize enterprises with its technology. iBOLT provides integrators with a complete integration environment that supports the entire
spectrum of Business Process Management (BPM) and Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) projects from architecture design, through staging, development and testing,
deployment, and ongoing Business Activity Monitoring (BAM). This approach reduces the technology learning curve and simplifies the entire integration process enabling much
quicker time to deployment with reduced costs. It also makes it easier for business and IT professionals to collaborate on integration projects within one coherent environment.

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