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They're almost always building an API to a legacy system and a modern front end. There's a bunch of BPM solutions like Salesforce, Pega, Appian, IBM has one, O
by treis 6y ago
They're almost always building an API to a legacy system and a modern front end. There's a bunch of BPM solutions like Salesforce, Pega, Appian, IBM has one, Oracle has one, and Microsoft has one as well.
API layer is usually Mulesoft.
They usually pay 6-7 figures annually for licenses and then $75-250 hourly rates for developers. It adds up very quickly.
- texasbigdata 6y ago6 to 7 figures for the API and DB? Literally the ELT?
- treis 6y agoNo, for the application layer. Think like Rails/Django but a lot more features specific to integrating in an enterprise environment and process management.