About This Guide

This guide helps you match your business problems with the automation technologies that can best solve the problems.

This guide is your trusted adviser, here to help you reduce risk and get the most value from Oracle Integration and your automation solution.

Here's how the guide helps you:

• Walks you through your automation journey

  Understand the problems you'll solve and the outcomes you'll achieve through automation.

• Helps you match your business problems with technologies and features, and explains your options simply and clearly

  Build confidently, knowing that you're developing the right automation solution to run your business efficiently and effectively and gain new insights.

• Presents easy-to-understand case studies

  Verify your understanding of the automation technologies by seeing how they're used in real-world use cases

Audience

This guide is for everyone. Whether you've been using Oracle Integration since the Oracle Integration Cloud Service (ICS) days or just started today, this guide is for you.

If you're a new Oracle Integration user Welcome! You've found the right place to help you plan your automation solutions.

If you're an experienced Oracle Integration user Thanks for your loyalty! You might find ways to expand or improve your existing automation solutions. Or, maybe you'll learn about a new technology that solves a problem that's been bothering you for years. As you probably know, we've added a lot of features lately, and this guide gives you a great introduction to them.

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