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Data integration allows organizations to access all their fragmented data, create an accurate and consistent view of their information assets, and leverage those assets to drive business decisions and operations.
While application integration focuses on transaction management and process integration, data integration resolves the complex issues that arise from data fragmentation - including poor data quality, inconsistencies in the structure and meaning of data and inadequate data governance.
Organizations are using data integration in many different ways. They are implementing real-time reporting and analysis to optimize minute-by-minute operational and strategic, decisions. They are using data integration to migrate data into new applications or implement master data management. They are using data integration to synchronize data across operational processes and systems, and to create flexible, reusable data services.
Organizations should look to data integration technologies that can be used across a broad range of initiatives, including data migration, data consolidation, data synchronization, data warehousing and the establishment of data hubs and data services.
To accomplish this, many organizations are adopting a common, enterprise approach - one that leverages a unified platform, is built on shared services and supports integration competency centers.
Informatica provides a single, unified platform for data integration. The Informatica platform connects all enterprise data, from virtually any business system, in any format, and provides a consistent way of accessing, profiling, cleansing, integrating and delivering that data throughout the enterprise to service multiple IT initiatives. The Informatica platform helps organizations take full advantage of their data to support strategic business goals.
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Essential Steps for the Integrated Enterprise Data Warehouse, Part 1
This article provides guidance to what an integrated EDW is and what design elements are needed to achieve integration.
Integrate Process Towers
Most large and midsized organizations today have done a good job of documenting key procedures within specific process towers. Despite all the resulting attention, however, there are still significant gaps.
University of Toulouse Addresses Regulatory Constraints with Talend Open Studio
Case study: Talend Open Studio consolidates application and security data at University of Toulouse, enabling reporting requirements mandated by new French regulations.
The Five Stages of Data Infrastructure Management
The more effectively an organization is able to meet rudimentary data management needs, the more likely it is able to move up the continuum to become a well-developed, peak performer.
Application Integration for Midmarket Companies
Application integration offers midmarket companies a quick, simple and low-cost approach for fast-growing companies.
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Integration Tomorrow, Part 2: SOA Architecture
Hub and Spoke on the Wane?
Data warehousing has evolved with a DW becoming the data integration and data distribution hub feeding all the downstream feeds (spokes) to support BI applications.
Integration: Then and Now, Part 1 - SOA Architecture
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Separate the Forest from the Trees with Enterprise Data Management
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Why and How to Build a Continuous Integration Environment for the .NET Platform
By Enterprise Solution Providers, Inc.
Informatica - Handling Variable Length Files Using XML
By Arvind Kumar
Data Integration in a Service-Oriented Architecture: A Strategic Foundation for Maximizing the Value of Enterprise Data
By Informatica
EAI - Refine the Economics of Integration
By GaneshKumar Murugan
Profiling: Calculating Return on Investment for Data Migration and Data Integration Projects
By Informatica
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Enterprise Application IntegrationBy David Linthicum |
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PeopleSoft Integration ToolsBy Stewart S. Miller |
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Common Warehouse Metamodel: An Introduction to the Standard for Data Warehouse IntegrationBy Dan Chang, Douglas Tolbert, David Mellor, W. H. Inmon |






