Evaluation of Component Based Low Code Frameworks for Large Scale Enterprise Integration Projects

Abstract

This article evaluates the effectiveness of component-based low-code frameworks in large-scale enterprise integration programs, demonstrating how modular components, standardized connectors, and metadata-driven orchestration significantly enhance throughput, reduce error rates, and improve integration consistency across heterogeneous system landscapes. By comparing component-driven approaches with conventional integration models under high-volume workload scenarios, the study highlights substantial gains in scalability, maintainability, and cross-system interoperability, particularly in environments requiring rapid adaptation and multi-cloud synchronization. The findings underscore the strategic importance of component composability and governed reuse in accelerating integration delivery and strengthening enterprise-wide digital transformation capabilities.