Proactive Real-Time Monitoring of Workday Integrations Using Event-Driven Architecture for Global Supply Chains
Abstract
The increasing complexity of global retail supply chains demands reliable enterprise resource planning (ERP) integrations to prevent disruptions in operations. Traditional Workday monitoring approaches rely on retrospective audits, limiting their ability to provide timely responses to failures. This study introduces an event-driven architecture (EDA) framework that integrates Java Message Service (JMS), RabbitMQ, and Workday's Core Connector and Enterprise Interface Builder (EIB) to enable real-time monitoring and predictive analytics.
By transforming passive event logs into actionable insights, the framework supports proactive detection and mitigation of integration failures. A case study with a multinational retailer demonstrated a 25% reduction in supply chain disruptions, 40% decrease in downtime, and 67% improvement in incident response times.
These results validate the scalability and effectiveness of EDA as a foundation for resilient ERP integration monitoring in large-scale enterprise environments.
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APA Style:
Nair, R., Mehta, A., & Patel, A. (2025). Proactive Real-Time Monitoring of Workday Integrations Using Event-Driven Architecture for Global Supply Chains. International Journal of Advanced Research in Engineering and Related Sciences, 1(6), 25-32.
IEEE Style:
R. Nair, A. Mehta, and A. Patel, "Proactive Real-Time Monitoring of Workday Integrations Using Event-Driven Architecture for Global Supply Chains," International Journal of Advanced Research in Engineering and Related Sciences, vol. 1, no. 6, pp. 25-32, 2025.
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