Abstract: Methods and systems for enterprise data integration are described. The methods and systems take elements of a data integration process typically operating in a batch-mode, transform the elements in real time, and expose the results as a service that can be accessed by a business enterprise in real time, and optionally also in batch mode. The service can be accessed through a graphical user interface, providing automatic data integration in real time without additional coding. The service can also operate with mobile devices.

Abstract: A transformation function of an extract-transform-load data integration process is deployed as a service in a services oriented architecture. A method includes providing a module for a data integration function, the module being a data transformation module; providing a registry of services; providing an interface for the data transformation module; and identifying the data transformation module in the registry; wherein the data transformation module can be accessed as a service in a services oriented architecture. A system includes a data transformation module for a data integration function; a registry of services; and an interface for the data transformation module; wherein the data transformation module is identified in the registry; and wherein the data transformation module can be accessed as a service in a services oriented architecture.

Abstract: A loading function of an extract-transform-load data integration process is deployed as a service in a services oriented architecture by providing a module, the module being a data loading module for loading data into a target database that is associated with a data integration platform; by providing a registry of services; and by providing an interface for the data loading module; and identifying the data loading module in the registry; wherein the data loading module can be accessed as a service in a services oriented architecture.

Abstract: A transformation function of an extract-transform-load data integration process is deployed as a service in a services oriented architecture.

Abstract: A loading function of an extract-transform-load data integration process is deployed as a service in a services oriented architecture.

Abstract: An extraction function of an extract-transform-load data integration process is deployed as a service in a services oriented architecture.

Abstract: Real time data integration services are deployed in a services oriented architecture for supply chain management.

Abstract: Real time data integration services are deployed in a services oriented architecture for inventory management.

Abstract: Metadata handling is deployed as a service in a services oriented architecture for use, for example, in a data integration platform.

Abstract: Health care information data integration is provided through real time data integration services deployed in a services oriented architecture.

Abstract: Financial information data integration is provided through real time data integration services deployed in a services oriented architecture.

Abstract: Services such as product services, real-time services, and common services are deployed in a services oriented architecture. These services may, for example, be deployed for use in a variety of enterprise data integration functions.

Abstract: Methods and systems for enterprise data integration are described. The methods and systems take elements of a data integration process typically operating in a batch-mode, transform the elements in real time, and expose the results as a service that can be accessed by a business enterprise in real time, and optionally also in batch mode. The service can be accessed through a graphical user interface, providing automatic data integration in real time without additional coding. The service can also operate with mobile devices.