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The launch was done in conjunction withwhich got much bigger billing at the event —to the point where one might call this a stealth marketing campaign. In addition, the data quality components are available as an embeddable set of self-contained libraries requiring no application server. This architecture makes it easier to embed within third party applications. Text data processing, formerly based on Insight, which was a separate acquired technology, has been consolidated with data services in 4. While sentiment analysis of social media data makes for an interesting demo, it remains a very difficult problem to solve. Trust is an important issue. Our found that only 9 percent of organizations completely trust their data for decision-making. Users can even see which records have failed in recent integration processes. Another capability, Cleansing Package Builder, can profile a set of data to derive rules about that data. These automatically derived rules can then be reviewed and modified or augmented as necessary. The new product is based on the Aleri technology acquired as part of the Sybase portfolio of products. Event Insight has three basic capabilities: the ability to process streams of data such as network traffic, combine that with historical data, Manabement deliver the information in real time to users. The Enterprise Information Management with SAP data is still centralized, so the rule execution must still happen at the central server. This technology is part of what is known as complex event processing; our found a need for improved efficiency of business processes utilizing events. For instance, there was no mention of data masking, which competitive products provide. Another area that was noticeably. David is also responsible for examining the role of cloud computing, collaboration and mobile technologies as they affect these areas. David brings to Ventana Research over twenty-five years of experience, through which he has marketed and brought to market some of the leading edge technologies for helping organizations analyze data to support a range of action-taking and decision-making processes. Each Analyst Perspective presents the view of the analyst who is an established subject matter expert on new developments, Enerprise and technology trends, findings from our research, or best practice insights. It is reviewed and edited by research management and Ennterprise approved by the Chief Research Officer; no Enterpfise or organization outside of Ventana Research reviews any Analyst Perspective before it is published. If you have any issue with an Analyst Perspective, please email them to.

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