Case Study: HIGHER EDUCATION | CORNELL UNIVERSITY Mapping out a transition to a cloud-first model for business and IT, Cornell University’s information technologies team faced a significant obstacle. The Ivy League school’s on-premise integration middleware was complex, time-consuming, costly and incompatible with the array of cloud applications in Cornell’s pipeline. The Cornell Information Technologies (CIT) group estimated that it would take months to build a single integration with an existing Oracle Fusion middleware system. This approach would also increase troubleshooting and maintenance costs. Shortcomings in stability, runtime speed, reusability and visibility into the status of integrations contributed to CIT’s decision to modernize its integration environment. To do

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