List of Microsoft Azure AppFabric Customers
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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying Microsoft Azure AppFabric customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Microsoft Azure AppFabric for Apps Development from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Microsoft Azure AppFabric for Apps Development include: Fiserv, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 38000 employees and revenues of $20.46 billion, Swiss International Air Lines, a Switzerland based Transportation organisation with 9466 employees and revenues of $7.30 billion, Wolters Kluwer US, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 6000 employees and revenues of $850.0 million, CIBC First Caribbean International Bank, a Barbados based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 2700 employees and revenues of $599.0 million and many others.
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CIBC First Caribbean International Bank | Banking and Financial Services | 2700 | $599M | Barbados | Microsoft | Microsoft Azure AppFabric | Apps Development | 2021 | n/a |
In 2021, CIBC First Caribbean International Bank implemented Microsoft Azure AppFabric as an Apps Development platform to standardize application middleware and service hosting. The deployment targeted Azure-hosted infrastructure to support internal application development teams based in Barbados, aligning cloud services with the bank's software delivery lifecycle.
Microsoft Azure AppFabric was configured to provide core application middleware capabilities including messaging, service hosting, and access control consistent with Apps Development patterns, and was used to orchestrate microservice interactions and session management. Configuration emphasized environment separation for development and production, and instrumentation for diagnostics and operational visibility.
Operational integration included use of Azure DevOps Services for CI/CD pipelines and source control automation, reflecting in-house cloud engineering capacity noted in team roles. Governance centered on DevOps workflows, promotion controls, and role based access for application teams responsible for banking application delivery across the organization.
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Fiserv | Professional Services | 38000 | $20.5B | United States | Microsoft | Microsoft Azure AppFabric | Apps Development | 2016 | n/a |
In 2016, Fiserv implemented Microsoft Azure AppFabric. The deployment focused on Apps Development capabilities, positioning Microsoft Azure AppFabric as a middleware and application connectivity layer for Fiserv product engineering and platform teams.
Implementation leveraged Microsoft Azure AppFabric capabilities such as service bus messaging, access control and distributed caching to support service-oriented application design and runtime connectivity. Configuration and operational work centered on platform provisioning, service endpoints and developer SDK usage, accompanied by centralized platform ownership, developer onboarding processes and operational runbooks to govern service deployment and application lifecycle workflows.
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Swiss International Air Lines | Transportation | 9466 | $7.3B | Switzerland | Microsoft | Microsoft Azure AppFabric | Apps Development | 2024 | n/a |
In 2024 Swiss International Air Lines deployed Microsoft Azure AppFabric as part of an Apps Development program to move core workloads off two aging on premises datacenters and onto Azure, executing a back to back migration and modernization across roughly 70 applications. The initiative aligned with the airline�s goals to increase compute and storage capacity, reduce IT carbon footprint, and leverage platform as a service consumption to simplify administration and operations.
The Microsoft Azure AppFabric deployment sat alongside Azure platform services including Azure SQL for migrated databases, Azure Storage accounts, and Azure NetApp Files for high performance storage. SWISS migrated specific legacy infrastructure to Oracle on Azure and retained VM based compute where required while moving databases to PaaS, following a VM to VM redeploy approach with databases hosted on Azure SQL and other managed services. The program emphasized infrastructure as code using HashiCorp Terraform, continuous delivery automation through Azure DevOps, and policy as code to standardize provisioning and lifecycle management.
Integrations implemented as part of the program include Microsoft Power Platform for process automation and analytics, Microsoft Defender for security telemetry, and Microsoft Entra ID for unified access management across the stack, with plans to expand workloads to Azure Kubernetes Service and evaluate Microsoft Fabric and Azure OpenAI. The migration covered mission critical operational functions such as crew planning, cargo, billing automation, revenue accounting, and passenger facing services, and SWISS shared platform components and services within the Lufthansa Group central Azure environment while operating within defined subscription and network boundaries.
Governance followed Lufthansa Group standard policy governance with SWISS defining boundary limits and network topologies inside the central Azure subscription, and SWISS IT instituted policy as code and continuous delivery practices to enforce compliance and speed releases. The airline reports enhanced platform stability, improved security visibility and proactive operations, reduced licensing complexity, and an expected cost reduction of up to 30 percent compared to on premises operations as it continues to grow workloads on Azure while modernizing existing services.
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Professional Services | 6000 | $850M | United States | Microsoft | Microsoft Azure AppFabric | Apps Development | 2020 | n/a |
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