- Organisation
- The University of Manchester, United Kingdom
- Predecessor
- Approximately 1,200 legacy integrations spanning the source-described estate of about 2,000 applications and more than 200 systems
- Destination
- More than 500 resilient data flows operating on the Boomi platform across the source-described university integration estate
- Workload
- Boomi Enterprise Platform
- Stage
- operational
Verified platform change
Boomi's dated University of Manchester case study says the university modernised an estate of approximately 1,200 legacy integrations across about 2,000 applications and more than 200 systems into more than 500 resilient Boomi data flows.
Transition
From: Approximately 1,200 legacy integrations spanning the source-described estate of about 2,000 applications and more than 200 systems
To: More than 500 resilient data flows operating on the Boomi platform across the source-described university integration estate
Known unknowns
The dated 2 August 2026 Boomi evidence proves the bounded integration-platform modernisation, stated legacy scale and current flow count. It does not prove that every university application was replaced, establish private cutover dates, or independently validate broader outcome claims.