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Magic Software Enterprises Inc., a subsidiary of Magic Software Enterprises Ltd., a provider of application platforms and business and process integration solutions, on Tuesday announced that its new iBOLT business integration suite component for Microsoft SharePoint will enable unlimited closed loop integration between Microsoft SharePoint and enterprise systems for ERP, CRM, HRIS and other critical business functions as well as social media content from websites such as Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook.
As enterprises look to leverage the productivity that Microsoft SharePoint and other rich platforms provide, they need companies to cost-effectively guide and simplify the integration of business applications. Magic Software’s iBOLT provides customers with simple, code-free integration, granting the ability to optimize their most critical business processes.
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