Integrations keep breaking because no one owns them after go-live. In this video, Juha Berghäll explains why iPaaS alone is not enough, exposing the gaps in operational competence and process ownership. Learn how project-driven integration models fail, why SLAs suffer, and what it takes to manage, scale, and run B2B integrations reliably in real-world environments.
Why do integrations keep breaking - and why does iPaaS alone not fix it? In this video, Juha Berghäll, CEO and Co-founder of ONEiO, breaks down the root cause behind failed B2B integrations: the project-driven approach that leaves no one responsible once you go live.
Juha explains why iPaaS platforms, while technically powerful, are missing two critical layers - operational competence and ongoing process management - and what you need to build on top of them to actually meet your business SLAs.
If you're struggling with ad-hoc integration management, growing backlogs, or unclear SLAs across your integration stack, this is for you.
Why the project-driven approach to integrations creates operational gaps
The "hero approach" trap - relying on the person who built it
What iPaaS delivers vs. what it doesn't (competence + operations)
How to evaluate your integration team's performance
B2B integration SLAs and the weakest link theory
The difference between developing integrations and running them
0:00 – Why Project-Driven Integration Delivery Is the Root Cause of Integration Failures
0:19 – The Ad-Hoc Integration Management Trap: What Happens After Go-Live
0:42 – The Hero Approach to Integration Support - Why Relying on One Person Is Not a Process
0:58 – Why Integration Operations Are Missing from Most IT Strategies
1:07 – iPaaS Is Just a Tool: What Integration Platform as a Service Does NOT Solve
1:27 – The Two Missing Layers in iPaaS: Integration Competence and Operational Process
1:46 – How to Measure Your Integration Team's Performance Using Backlogs and SLAs
2:11 – B2B Integration SLAs and the Weakest Link Theory: Why Full-Stack Availability Matters
2:42 – Developing Integrations vs. Running Them: Do You Have the Right Capabilities?
IT leaders, integration architects, service management professionals, and anyone responsible for keeping B2B integrations running smoothly.
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"Integration Ops" reimagines how organizations manage integrations, advocating a shift from fragile, project-based connections to resilient, scalable, lifecycle-driven services. Drawing on lessons from DevOps and Platform Engineering, it introduces a practical, strategic operating model that treats integrations as products, not tasks, enabling faster growth, higher reliability, and better business alignment.