The high number of adapters allow the user to integrate with a vast number of systems from standard interfaces as text files or structured sources as JSON to messaging systems connected with MQ or Kafka. The multi-input and multi-output paradigms allow the user to transform, so there won't be any issue that can be efficiently solved with ITX. The support is always available to clarify any product functionality, with a quick response time and always respecting the SLAs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Since ITX has a long history, some functionality is inherited from previous versions. Hence, sometimes, it is common to feel stacked in an old-fashioned product due to old Windows design applications. IBM is correcting it by the development of new web-based design tools. Not all the adapters and integrations are available for the latest design tools, so at this moment it is mandatory in some cases to use the old design tools. For the new Design Tools, it is required to have a Mongo Database with the corresponding cost to the institution to install and maintain the product. It would be better to have an embedded database or use any free database or any database with a license included on ITX (such as DB2). Online documentation is not best organized since it is difficult in some points to have all the information required. Some of the data is not in online documentation but can be found in Release Notes of specific versions, so it is necessary to delve into different sources of information. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
