Traditional e-commerce platforms (such as legacy all-in-one monoliths) tightly bind the customer-facing storefront to the underlying transactional engine, database, and business logic. While this monolithic pattern simplifies
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First-generation generative AI implementations in enterprise applications focused primarily on single-turn chat interfaces and static Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG). While effective for summarization and internal Q&A, these isolated
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Over years of rapid digital transformation, enterprises inevitably accumulate a fragmented landscape of backend systems: legacy SOAP services, dozens of RESTful microservices, third-party SaaS endpoints, and custom
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Enterprise software historically relied on synchronous, request-response communication patterns (such as standard REST or RPC calls). Under this model, when a user triggers an action like checking
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