OpenShift AI – Secure and scalable AI for companies
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a trend, but an integral part of modern corporate strategies. At the same time, the requirements for security, scalability and compliance are increasing, especially […]
Operaton vs. CIBseven: Comparison of two open source BPMN engines for the future of process automation
The demand for transparent, secure and flexible BPMN engines is constantly growing, especially where sensitive processes and high regulatory requirements come together. Two modern open source solutions that stand out […]
Migration from Appway to Camunda (with CIB seven): Best Practices & Migration Strategies
IntroductionWelcome to the three-part ONLU blog series “Migration from Appway to Camunda (with CIB seven)”. We will provide you with in-depth expert knowledge – from the reasons behind the migration […]
Migration from Appway to Camunda (with CIB seven): Introduction and motivation
Welcome to the three-part ONLU blog series "Migration from Appway to Camunda (with CIB seven)". We will provide you with in-depth expert knowledge - from the motivations and technical implementation to tried-and-tested best practices.
Migration from Appway to Camunda (with CIB seven): Architecture and integration
Welcome to the three-part ONLU blog series "Migration from Appway to Camunda (with CIB seven)". We will provide you with in-depth expert knowledge - from the motivations and technical implementation to tried-and-tested best practices.
BPM evolution 2025: From Camunda 7 to CIB seven & CIB flow to Camunda 8
Welcome to our blog post "BPM Evolution 2025" - about the development from Camunda 7 to CIB seven & CIB flow to Camunda 8
MCP & Agent AI: The ultimate context-based communication platform for banks
Banks are increasingly looking for platform-independent communication solutions that function similarly to a Model Context Protocol (MCP). The focus here is on the following requirements: agent-based communication, context-driven workflows, API orientation, cross-channel collaboration, integration of AI functions (e.g. next-best-action, automatic summaries) and consent-based data processing. Both commercial solutions and open source frameworks that meet these criteria or can be extended to do so are presented below. Each solution is accompanied by information on functions, areas of application and a possible banking focus - including a brief comparison with LeapXpert where relevant.
Camunda 7 end of support: What next? CIB Seven as a smart alternative to Camunda 8
From October 2025, no new updates, bug fixes or security patches will be provided for Camunda 7 (Community). This poses a significant risk - especially in regulated areas such as finance, where outdated software without support is a no-go. Camunda itself therefore recommends that affected users migrate to Camunda 8 as soon as possible forum.camunda.io, but many companies are unsure whether this is the right path to take. A migration to Camunda 8 brings with it numerous challenges. In this blog article, we explain why switching directly to Camunda 8 can be problematic and introduce CIB Seven, an attractive alternative that allows you to seamlessly continue your Camunda 7 workflows.
Azure API Management vs. AWS API Gateway: A comparison for banks and insurance companies
In today's digitally connected world, API management systems play a central role in providing secure, scalable and efficient APIs. Banks and insurance companies in particular rely on powerful API gateways to meet regulatory requirements, optimize integrations and manage data securely. Two of the leading API management platforms are Azure API Management and AWS API Gateway. But which is the better choice for financial companies? In this article, we compare both solutions based on key criteria such as security, scalability, integration and cost.
Kong API Gateway: The optimal solution for scalable and secure API management systems
In the modern IT world, powerful, scalable and secure API gateways are crucial for the success of digital applications. For companies in the financial sector, especially banks and insurance companies, reliable API management is essential to meet regulatory requirements, manage data securely and control integrations efficiently. This is where Kong comes into play: an open source API management solution that is characterized by high performance, flexibility and security.
Red Hat Connectivity Link – Innovation and End of Life from 3Scale
Banks and other regulated companies are facing a paradigm shift in API management in IT architecture. Red Hat 3scale, long an established platform for managing APIs, is reaching its end-of-life (EOL) and will no longer be developed further. At the same time, Red Hat is presenting Connectivity Link, a modern solution that implements API connectivity in hybrid multi-cloud architectures in a contemporary way. In this blog post, we highlight the innovation aspects of Red Hat Connectivity Link and discuss what the end of support for 3scale means for existing banking infrastructures. In particular, IT architects and decision-makers in banks and regulated industries will gain insights into the advantages of this Kubernetes-native solution, cloud-agnostic use on OpenShift and recommendations for a secure migration.
The ultimate comparison of API management solutions
In today's digitally networked world, APIs form the backbone of modern IT architectures. Companies rely on APIs to seamlessly connect applications, services and databases. However, as API usage increases, so does the complexity - from security aspects and scalability to analysis and monetization. This comparison shows the differences between the leading API management solutions: Apigee, WSO2 API Manager, APIMEN, Connectivity Link, OpenResty, Tyk, Gravitee and MuleSoft. Find out which solution best suits your company's requirements.