Next Generation Enterprise Platform for SAP and Azure and Oracle and AWS with Autonomous Infrastructure Intelligence
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15680/IJCTECE.2024.0703011Keywords:
Next Generation Enterprise Platform, SAP, Microsoft Azure, Oracle, Amazon Web Services, Autonomous Infrastructure Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Hybrid Cloud, Multi-Cloud Architecture, Enterprise Automation, Machine Learning, Digital Transformation, Intelligent Operations, Enterprise ArchitectureAbstract
The rapid evolution of enterprise technology ecosystems has created the need for intelligent platforms capable of integrating complex business applications, cloud infrastructures, enterprise databases, and autonomous operational capabilities. Traditional enterprise architectures often rely on fragmented systems that limit scalability, interoperability, and real-time decision-making. This research explores a next-generation enterprise platform that integrates SAP enterprise applications, Microsoft Azure cloud services, Oracle technologies, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and autonomous infrastructure intelligence to create a unified digital ecosystem. The proposed platform leverages artificial intelligence, machine learning, cloud computing, automation, predictive analytics, and intelligent orchestration to enhance enterprise agility, operational efficiency, cybersecurity, and business intelligence. Autonomous infrastructure intelligence enables self-monitoring, self-optimization, predictive maintenance, automated resource allocation, and intelligent incident response across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Integration among enterprise resource planning systems, cloud platforms, databases, analytics solutions, and automation frameworks supports seamless data exchange and strategic decision-making. This study adopts a qualitative research methodology based on systematic literature analysis of enterprise architecture models, cloud computing frameworks, AI-driven infrastructure management approaches, and digital transformation strategies. The findings demonstrate that next-generation enterprise platforms can improve scalability, resilience, governance, and operational intelligence by combining enterprise software ecosystems with autonomous technologies. The research provides a conceptual foundation for organizations seeking adaptive, secure, and intelligent enterprise architectures for future digital transformation
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