Let's connect ↗Connect applications, operational systems and analytics through event management and real-time data streaming. Pragma Edge helps design event-driven architectures, governed data pipelines and observable processing workflows.
A shipment update, inventory movement or payment event can reach one system while the rest of the business waits. A dependable streaming architecture connects producers and consumers without making every application depend on the same release cycle. Design for schema changes, consumer backlog, duplicate delivery and recovery as carefully as the happy path.
A shipment update, inventory movement or payment event can reach one system while the rest of the business waits. A dependable streaming architecture connects producers and consumers without making every application depend on the same release cycle. Design for schema changes, consumer backlog, duplicate delivery and recovery as carefully as the happy path.
Define event producers, consumers, topics, partitioning and retention around the business flow. Plan throughput and availability against the workload rather than an assumed platform size.
Connect application events and change data capture (CDC) to operational systems and analytics. Define source ownership, data contracts and the freshness each consumer actually needs.
Filter, enrich and correlate events with explicit rules for event time, schema evolution and sensitive data. Make event discovery and permitted use understandable to participating teams.
Observe processing latency, consumer lag and failed handoffs. Define replay boundaries, duplicate handling and escalation so recovery does not repeat a consequential business action.
A shipment update, inventory movement or payment event can reach one system while the rest of the business waits. A dependable streaming architecture connects producers and consumers without making every application depend on the same release cycle. Design for schema changes, consumer backlog, duplicate delivery and recovery as carefully as the happy path.
Select a business event, identify producers and consumers, and agree the latency and completion criteria.
Define event producers, consumers, topics, partitioning and retention around the business flow. Plan throughput and availability against the workload rather than an assumed platform size.
An event contract: business meaning, schema, owner and retention needs.
Define schemas, access controls, retention and processing behavior. Validate delayed, duplicated and incompatible events before release.
Connect application events and change data capture (CDC) to operational systems and analytics. Define source ownership, data contracts and the freshness each consumer actually needs.
A producer-to-consumer flow with ordering, duplicate and replay decisions.
Monitor the producer-to-consumer journey, exercise replay procedures and assign responsibility for exceptions.
Filter, enrich and correlate events with explicit rules for event time, schema evolution and sensitive data. Make event discovery and permitted use understandable to participating teams.
Visible consumer health and business completion milestones.
Connect the applications that run your enterprise. Give data a clear path across ERP, CRM, SaaS and core systems so teams can act on a consistent view.
Read more ↗EXPLORECreate APIs that teams can discover, trust and operate. Bring design, access, lifecycle management and runtime visibility into the same conversation.
Read more ↗EXPLOREIANN Monitor brings integration, B2B and managed file transfer, and event-processing health into one operational view across major technologies. Connect processing signals, dependencies and alert ownership around the services that keep business moving.
Read more ↗EXPLOREIANN FileGPS tracks files, events and integration flows across enterprise technologies. Correlate their progress, connect technical milestones to business commitments and identify what happened—or what should have happened but did not.
Read more ↗EXPLOREIANN Automation automates day-to-day operations for files, transactions, integrations and events across major enterprise technologies. Connect operational evidence, repeatable runbooks and controlled execution so teams can manage the work that happens between platforms. IANN ITX extends the family into AI-assisted IBM ITX map development.
Read more ↗Publish stock and fulfillment changes to commerce, warehouse and service applications. Use stable business identifiers and duplicate-handling rules so retries do not create a second order action.
Retail integration use cases →Connect transaction-status changes to downstream checks and exception queues. Preserve the event reference, processing state and evidence needed for an authorized reviewer.
Financial services integration →Enrich a condition event with its asset identity and operating context. Route it to maintenance review with safeguards for stale signals, repeated alerts and incomplete evidence.
Manufacturing event workflows →Bring your business goal. Let’s shape a practical next step.