Explainer Video Title: Broadpeak Partners

Explainer Video Company: Broadpeak Partners

Explainer Video Directions and Animation: ideaMachinestudio

Explainer Video Script

Once there was enterprise with promising producers….

Some were old ….some were new …but the revenue flowed true and true

The managers one day, thought with a smile, lets exchange payloads, and beat the competition by a mile

So they tried and they tried…

One day with a rope.

But that was only a near disaster compared to the boat.

Nothing was working

It all just fails…

And along came a man whose objective was sales…

5) Integrate these producers… It’s simple for me! I know you may not understand but just wait and see…

And indeed in a fortnight….ok maybe it was twenty eight….the payloads started coming and not a day too late!

But not long later,

something happened you see. They tweaked production. Regular as any business can be…

Just the slightest change when the bridge started to split. And with one good turn, it all went to [BeeP] $HI#.

So the engineers got cracking, by day and by dollar.

But the business kept changing at a pace that’d make you holler.

So they added more people to hold it all together

And the toiled constantly no matter what the weather…

Managers under pressure, there was an executive decision. They shackled those engineers to keep ‘em fixin’ and fixin’.

But the engineers were smart and rethought their plan. An integration should flex with the business demand.

And from this saga, K3 was born. An integration platform built with change as the norm.

With product and business changes designed as a need… the engineers found themselves to be freed.

Turning to high value projects..Released from their canister …they used their degrees instead of playing data janitor.

The truth is...This is your Enterprise

Why is it that integration is always a cautionary tale?

We are here to change that….

Liberating Integration Software

Flexible Integration and business change adaptation

Total Supervisory Surveillance of every data payload

Designed for even the nastiest legacy integration

Won’t you set your engineers free?