Definition: Integration allows data from one device or software to be read or manipulated by another, resulting in ease of use.
Nowadays almost every company uses computers and software to keep records of many things. Very often that means that parts of data must be copied from one software application to another software application. This is often a time consuming and boring task. By integrating your software applications you will be able to `automatically` transfer information between several software applications.
By integrating the software programs within your company you will be able to work more cost effective and accurate while no manual data entry is needed.

It is hard to say what can be integrated within your company while that needs a thorough examination of the IT structure and used software programs within the company. But if you have to print out data within a software application and then enter the data in another software application, then there is a change that it can be integrated.

For example in a production factory when information about the product to be manufactured has a direct relation with the settings of a machine, then it is probably possible to integrate the software which produces the product information with the machine software so that settings are done automatically and only have to be checked and eventually corrected. This reduces the change of human mistakes.

Another example is if information which comes from your sales team have to be entered in a separate software application to create forecasting reports, then there is likely a possibility to integrate the different software which leaves you only by pressing one button to generate the forecasting reports. It could even be so that a 'live' forecasting report can be generated which could be a stimulant for your sales team.

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