Products
Magic’s core products are:
Magic xpa Application Platform delivers a multichannel user experience for enterprise processes and business logic and data through a simplified and unified development and deployment environment. Magic xpa supports a wide range of deployment architectures from a single development effort, including on-premise (client/server), Web (HTML5), SOA (Web services) and rich Internet applications (RIA) for desktops, multiple mobile platforms, and cloud-enabled software-as-a-service (SaaS).
Magic xpi Integration Platform delivers enterprise-grade integration, business process management, and data synchronization solutions. Implementing a wide range of certified and optimized connectors and adaptors, it orchestrates the flow of business processes and manages information exchange between on-premise and/or cloud-based enterprise systems, integrating data from multiple sources, including leading ERP, CRM, finance, and other enterprise systems, such as SAP, Oracle, Salesforce.com, Microsoft, IBM, Google, and many more.
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