Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched its new AppFabric service, which is designed to ease the process of SaaS application connectivity. The service reportedly integrates third-party apps simply, and customers can reportedly reduce operational costs and improve organisational security with greater data visibility. AppFabric reportedly connects with 12 productivity applications and five security apps, while it can also be integrated with 17 SaaS applications via APIs. AWS said users can reduce the need for customised integrations with the ability to gain insights and monitor application usage and performance. It is hoped the service will help eliminate the need for app-switching.
AWS Launches AppFabric to Simplify SaaS Application Connectivity
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