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Topic: Integrace

Articles on the topic Integrace.

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MCP

How many MCP servers does a company actually need

Most companies assume they have to connect everything at once. In practice, two or three well chosen bridges cover most of the daily work, and the rest gets added when people ask for it.

ClaudeMCPIntegration
August 2026 · 7 min readRead →
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MCP in practice

The Blender MCP server, and what it means for your own software

The most searched MCP example is a 3D tool being driven by Claude. It shows exactly what an ordinary company needs to know: if a graphics program can be connected this way, so can a warehouse, an ERP or an e-shop.

ClaudeMCPIntegrations
August 2026 · 7 min readRead →
Infographic: a grid of catalogue tiles on the left with four of them highlighted, a blue MCP bridge with a Claude orb and an identity badge in the middle, and panels of business systems on the right with one row lit in green.
MCP in practice

The MCP servers a company connects first

There are a lot of public MCP servers. Inside a company, only a handful decide anything. A guide to which ones lead to the data you work with daily, and which are still just a nice demo.

ClaudeMCPIntegration
August 2026 · 7 min readRead →
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MCP and Claude

MCP server for Claude: what it is and how a company uses it

An MCP server is the bridge between Claude and the data your company already has. This article explains how it works, what it does, and why it matters even to people who never write code.

ClaudeMCPintegration
July 2026 · 7 min readRead →