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The image presents an "Integration Maturity Model" PowerPoint slide that outlines the progression of integration practices in an organization. It's divided into five stages, each represented by a different color and number, indicating a sequential advancement in integration maturity:

1. MANUAL (Blue): The first stage is manual, characterized by custom (programmatic) management, pre-packaged endpoints, and technology, with IT Specialists as the primary users.

2. PUBLISH (Green): The second stage moves towards publishing, with still custom (programmatic) but more advanced management. Developers are the key users in this phase.

3. CONSUME (Light Green): At this stage, the model shifts to consumption, where configurations become declarative. Line of Business (LOB) Integrators are the users here, indicating a shift towards non-technical personnel handling integration.

4. SELF-SERVICE (Yellow): The fourth stage is self-service, highlighting self-service and role-based access. It opens up integration to Citizen Integrators, suggesting that business users with no formal IT training are able to perform integration tasks.

5. ECOSYSTEM (Red): The final stage is the ecosystem, which emphasizes community involvement. Contributors, who could be external partners or customers, are actively involved, indicating a mature, open, and collaborative integration environment.

Across the bottom of the slide are categories that change with each stage: Management, Patterns, Technology, and Users. As the model progresses, the approach to integration becomes more open and decentralized, with a broader range of users engaging with the technology.

Each stage's description box also includes a note stating that the slide is "100% editable," allowing the presenter to customize the information according to their specific context. 

Use Cases:

Integration Maturity Models are crucial for organizations to streamline processes. Here are seven sectors where this slide could be particularly relevant:

1. Software Development:

Use: Mapping the evolution of software integration practices.

Presenter: Chief Technology Officer.

Audience: Software Development Teams, Product Managers.

2. Telecommunications:

Use: Demonstrating stages of network integration and management.

Presenter: Network Architect.

Audience: Engineering Teams, Operational Managers.

3. Banking and Finance:

Use: Outlining the advancement in financial systems integration.

Presenter: Chief Information Officer.

Audience: IT Department, Compliance Officers.

4. Healthcare:

Use: Showing the progress in healthcare information systems integration.

Presenter: Healthcare IT Specialist.

Audience: Hospital Administrators, Medical Staff.

5. Retail:

Use: Depicting the integration of retail management systems from manual to AI-driven.

Presenter: Retail Systems Manager.

Audience: Store Managers, IT Teams.

6. Supply Chain and Logistics:

Use: Illustrating integration levels in supply chain management software.

Presenter: Logistics Director.

Audience: Warehouse Managers, Distribution Partners.

7. Automotive:

Use: Explaining integration stages in manufacturing and design systems.

Presenter: Manufacturing Systems Engineer.

Audience: Production Teams, Design Engineers.

 

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