We’re always thrilled to showcase the successes of Mule users.  Read a use case with Nespresso and Optaros that discusses how Nespresso is using Mule to implement a new middleware architecture, called Nespresso Open Architecture (NesOA) using Mule Enterprise at the core.

One of the great things about working on Mule is hearing the amazing tales of what people are doing with it. I’ve heard Mule referred to as a “Swiss army knife of integration” because of its flexibility and number of supported service topologies and technologies. While some case studies are available online from large implementations, I am very interested in hearing about the smaller successes people have had using Mule. Regardless of the size of your project if you have a story you’d like to share about how you used Mule to solve a problem, please do so by commenting on this post. You may just enlighten another Mule user to try the same, encourage a Mule developer to add a new feature or even spur a new MuleForge project.

I would also like to follow up with a few of the submissions in a one-on-one podcast so everyone can learn more.