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The Composite
Information Server Demo
See how the
Composite Information Server, an award winning EII (Enterprise
Information Integration) product, can help access and leverage
critical enterprise information. Composite delivers
high-performance EII with its patented IQ Optimization
technology to enable the widest breadth of data access,
creation of composite views of disparate data sources, easy
security maintenance, and does all this in near real
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How Do You SOA Enable Your Data Assets?
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varied and multiple data sources is a continuing
business challenge. Businesses require a solution that
automates finding, consolidating and presenting data
such that it is transformed into meaningful information
(a "data service"). Ideally, this service should be
fully integrated into the Service-Oriented Architectures
(SOAs) that are gaining rapid acceptance in the business
community. This article explores how to SOA-enable data
assets and create data services. |
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Views of Record: The
"Single Source of Truth" for the
Enterprise
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data access has become an integral part of an
enterprise's performance management program. However,
data is typically stored in multiple repositories in
disparate formats. This article discusses why it is
essential to create a single source of truth for data
and how Composite views can help create such a
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EII Crosses Data Boundaries
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Integration (EII) has emerged as the leading technology
for managing data access in a heterogeneous,
multi-system environment. This article presents the
factors that have led to the rising adoption of EII and
presents a broad overview of current EII solutions.
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Building the Data Services
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real-time access to the entire network of enterprise
information requires a new architectural approach: the
creation of a data services grid. This article makes the
case for such a grid that, in association with EII
technology, can be used to deliver data to the decision
maker regardless of the data's format or location.
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Thoughts from the Integration
Consortium: Enterprise Information Integration: A New
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Confused about EII? Is it
different from data integration? This article answers
those questions by providing a clear definition of EII
and contrasting it with earlier data integration
techniques.
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