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Heterogenous Integration

As the IT is maturing and so the enterprises, I see a lot of potential for heterogenous integration. Lot's of unkown challenges are there in the integration architecture. As the technology matures to new levels , opening doors for new ways of doing things , the complexities in the integration space can be potentially handled easily.

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