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| Integrating data integration tools |
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Ovum |
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Avril 2008 |
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7 |
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Description , Table des matières |
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| Présentation de l'étude de marché - Description & Table des matières |
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| Integrating data integration tools |
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The data integration market has recently witnessed a flurry of activity among vendors to launch new ‘integrated’ suites. Oracle, Informatica and Business Objects are now assembling broad data integration suites more or less the same way – by acquiring each part and putting it together on a single platform. These moves signal a tightening level of integration between what is a largely acquired grab bag of data integration tools. They are also reflective of the broadening scope of data integration beyond analytic data warehousing to more operationally focused areas. The benefit of suites for customers is flexibility in terms of how they license these technologies. However, they shouldn’t mistake a bundle for a truly integrated suite, and should carefully scrutinise how well the component tools play together.
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Table of contents
Importance for buyers
Move to standardise data integration
Linking ETL and data quality
Consider real integration, not bundles
Supporting data governance
Suite pickings
Oracle aligns data integration with Fusion middleware
Informatica gives data migration a suite
Business Objects adds XI data services
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