Middleware Software Customers List

Middleware Softwares We Track

    Global Middleware Software Market Share (%)

    Company NameMarket Share
    IBM21.5%
    Oracle11.1%
    Salesforce6.3%
    Microsoft4.7%
    Amazon2.9%
    Others53.5%
    Bigdata Tech Fact17

    Companies Using Middleware Software (Sample Data)

    Company NameWebsiteAddressAddress 1CityStateZipcodeCountryPhone NumberEmployee SizeRevenue Size (USD)SIC CodeSIC Industry
    The Hartfordwww.thehartford.com**e H**tford P**zaHartfordCT6155United States(8**) 5*7-5**0**900**.2 B6331Fire, Marine, And Casualty Insurance
    Pacific Compwww.pacificcomp.com1 B***er Way #***Westlake VillageCA91362United States(***) 5*5-8**0**5** M6411Insurance Agents
    Rosendin Electric, Incrosendin.com**0 Ma**ry R**dSan JoseCA95133United States(**8) 2** 28****35**4.8 M1731Electrical Work
    CareFusion Corporationwww.carefusion.com3**0 To**ey Vi** CourtSan DiegoCA92130United States(**8) 6*7 2**0**000**.8 B3841Surgical and medical instruments
    First Republic Bankfirstrepublic.com**1 P**e S**eetSan FranciscoCA94111United States(**5) 392-14****25*.9 B6029Commercial Banks, not elsewhere classified

    What is Middleware Software?

    Middleware is a form of software that connects the network-based requests which the client generates to the back-end dat. In other words, it is one that connects two applications so the data and the database can be passed between the pipes. This software primarily lies between an operating system (OS) and the applications running on it.

    Middleware can either be used independently or together based on the use case and the requirements. They come in on-premises software, cloud services and bundled into cloud services suits such as middleware as a service (MWaaS) or integration PaaS (iPaaS).

    Why Middleware?

    Middleware acts as a communicator between the client and the back-end resource. The client who resides in the front end typically places the request as a user who can have network-based interactions with the back-end. Resources such as databases, message queues, file servers, NoSQL data stores are often referred to as the part of the back-end.

    Middleware software serves a variety of functions. As discussed, firstly it creates a connection pool between the backend and the front end to provide the faster and efficient access to both ends of the databases. Second, the software manages to implement logic when any request made from the client. When a client places a request and has the language header set as English, it makes to the back end and tweaks to return with an English based results. Third, it plays a vital role in load balancing, concurrent processing, and transaction management. It also can scale horizontally and vertically to help distribute incoming client requests over multiple servers.

    Finally, middleware secures access to back-end resources with the use of secure connection technologies like SSL and authentication or a digital certificate.

    The top middleware companies in the market are SAP, Kony, IBM, Oracle, TIBCO among others. Businesses using middleware services can resolve most of the challenges related to application and architecture. Middleware services solve challenges for data integration, device middleware, embedded middleware, message-oriented middleware, remote procedure call, transaction processing, portals, object request broker, robotic middleware, application server, content-centric middleware, and other services. It offers a highly technical and great integration platform, a specialty of this service. The middleware services consist of a library of functions, enabling the process. The crucial thing to note is that even wireless network developers could use this technology to resolve any challenges with the WSN (wireless sensor network).

    Types of Middleware:

    • Message-oriented middleware
    • Object middleware
    • Database middleware
    • Transaction middleware
    • Embedded middleware
    • Remote procedure call (RPC) middleware
    • Content-centric middleware

    Benefits of using Middleware software:

    • Middleware streamlines business processes which help raise organizational efficiency.
    • It enables different forms of applications to communicate with different platforms and protocols.
    • The software efficiently manages memory allocation & reallocation, handles processes, replication, and data.

    Rapid Innovation: This form of reusable IT and software services have helped businesses maintain low-cost development. Organizations have seen 15 to 50 % reduction in the total cost of investment.

    Improves Agility: It solves the problem of delivering services across cloud, mobile and other traditional application platforms. With middleware, customers can experience a common user experience.

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