BRIDGING THE GAP: ESSENTIAL STRATEGIES FOR ON-PREMISE AND CLOUD DATA INTEGRATION
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https://doi.org/10.34218/IJCET_16_01_141Keywords:
Hybrid Cloud Integration, Data Security Governance, Enterprise Middleware Solutions, Edge Computing Architecture, Cloud-Fog ComputingAbstract
The increasing adoption of hybrid IT environments has created opportunities and challenges for organizations seeking to integrate their on-premise and cloud-based infrastructure. This article examines the evolution of hybrid architectures, focusing on critical integration challenges, strategic solutions, and security considerations. The article highlights how organizations across various sectors, particularly healthcare and manufacturing, have successfully implemented hybrid integration strategies while addressing data fragmentation, performance bottlenecks, and compliance requirements. Through case studies and industry analysis, this article demonstrates the effectiveness of modern integration approaches, including middleware solutions, real-time processing capabilities, and advanced security frameworks. Special attention is given to emerging technologies such as AI-driven integration, edge computing, and data fabric evolution, providing insights into future developments in hybrid environment management. The article suggests that successful hybrid integration requires a holistic approach encompassing security, governance, and performance optimization strategies.
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