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An Enterprise Data Warehouse is a common data foundation that provides any and all data for business needs across applications and divisions. Enterprise Data Warehousing (EDW) is the process of designing, building and managing an enterprise data warehouse to meet the requirements of applications.
Data Integration Resource Centre
Informatica has created a dedicated data integration resource centre. Here you can
also find essential reference material on data quality, data migration, data consolidation,
enterprise data warehousing, data synchronization, Integration Competency Centres,
outsourcing and much more. This complementary online service includes brochures,
presentations, white papers and customer cases.
EDW Transforms the Enterprise
The Enterprise Data Warehouse is the data repository for the EDW activities (i.e.
data access, discovery, quality, integration, and delivery) and represents an enterprise-wide
initiative to managing data strategically. Data warehousing is evolving from a siloed
activity to a strategic, enterprise-wide initiative that supports multiple business
applications. Leading organizations are directing data warehousing activities across
multiple lines of business through a central corporate IT team using a selective
set of standardized technologies. As a result, EDW is now transforming the enterprise.
Drawing upon our proven, 12-year track record of innovation and leadership, Informatica has defined the industry standard for EDW. Organizations who have deployed Informatica are taking the lead in their industries with a complete set of capabilities for EDW. They are reaping a strategic advantage from the approach Informatica has adopted to address the market trends and requirements:
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Enterprise Data Warehousing (EDW) has become a strategic weapon for gaining competitive advantage.
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Enterprise Data Management (EDM) has become a top priority for C-level executives in an increasingly regulated environment.
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Cross-functional and cross-enterprise collaboration for mission-critical operations are now the reality for managing data through EDW.
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Data integration has matured to the point where it can support EDW requirements, and where organizations can entrust their critical business activities to the data integration platform.
Today’s data warehouse is becoming a strategic corporate initiative supporting the entire enterprise and numerous business applications. The brisk pace of change, coupled with consolidation and regulatory requirements, demand that data warehouses step into a mission-critical, operational role.
For your EDW needs, Informatica provides a single, unified enterprise data integration platform. With Informatica, organizations access, discover, and integrate data from any business system, in any format, and deliver that data throughout the enterprise at any speed. By deploying Informatica as a foundation for enterprise data warehousing (EDW) an organization gains the advantage of minute-by-minute decision-making, cross-business unit visibility, synchronization of mission-critical operations, and transparency for regulatory compliance at reduced costs and implementation risk.
Need to know more?
Informatica organizes regular seminars on data warehousing, data integration, data
quality and data migration. For details of our next seminars please visit www.informatica.com/nl.
Or if you have any other questions then please email mhilbrand@informatica.com.
We hope you find this resource centre useful.
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