I am thinking more at the internal-software level.<p>Consider an enterprise that has a simple case management app -- essentially, a help desk app for one portion of the business.<p>There is another app within the system that was developed 5 years before to help choose when to start a case. It&#x27;s maintained by a different team, so there&#x27;s no natural coordination.<p>If these were two Unix tools built like programmers would build, someone could connect the output of one, to a filter in the middle, to the input of the next. However, in the real organization, there is an individual who spends 20 hours a month to manually copy the information from app 1 to app 2 because the work to create a proper hypermedia interface.<p>The combination of a corporate-aware Huginn (single sign on, etc) and a revolution in corporate apps that treated hypermedia as a first class citizen could make it happen. It&#x27;s not happening now, however.