GLYPH<SM590000> Knowledge workers and citizen integrators in lines of business can take advantage of the  simpler, configuration-based  designer  tooling to connect applications in the cloud.  Alternatively, they can innovate on-premises applications for themselves to automate  information and process flows by using a no-code approach while they take advantage of  the multi-tenant, Cloud Service runtime.  GLYPH<SM590000> Integration specialists can choose to use the new web-based tooling to build simple things  quickly, or use the full Integrated Development Environment (IDE) toolkit to tackle more  detailed and challenging requirements. GLYPH<SM590000> Customer relationship management (CRM) GLYPH<SM590000> Enterprise resource planning (ERP)  GLYPH<SM590000> Marketing and Human Capital Management (HCM) GLYPH<SM590000> Files 156  Accelerating Modernization with Agile Integration 5.5.2 No-code RESTful integration services  5.5.3 Flexible integration patterns  5.5.4 Broad deployment options  5.5.5 Extended connectivity  Cloud Pak for Integration supports building integration flows through a no-code approach and  exposes those flows as RESTful APIs without having to be an API development expert.  These APIs can be seamlessly brought into the API Manager to handle the management,  securing, and socializing to development teams. Whether building cloud scale, resilient  applications from the ground up or taking the opportunity to use existing technologies as part  of a serverless architecture, enterprises can rely on the rapid build and access to the systems  at the right time. Users of all experience benefit from accelerators, such as templates for common integration  and industry-specific-use cases.  There is broad support in a single platform for API and event-driven technologies to  complement integrations that support batch data movement, Electronic Data Interchange  (EDI), and service-oriented architecture (SOA). This helps to ensure that existing investments  in integration can be used where they are optimal, while they support the rapid build of new  use cases.  Two form factors — software and a managed cloud service — provide an extensive range of  deployment options that include on-premises, to private data centers, dedicated instances on  public cloud, on Red Hat OpenShift, through to the public cloud providers, including of course  our own IBM Cloud. It also includes a fully managed IBM Cloud service. The runtime  continues to serve virtual machine and bare metal installation while also being significantly  optimized for running in containers.  Connectivity options across cloud service applications, cloud platforms, and existing  on-premises applications provide pre-packaged connectivity to a wide range of Cloud  services, Software as a Service (SaaS) applications (100+), and cloud platforms. These  options complement the robust existing set of connectors for packaged applications that  include: 