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Data Integration: Opportunities, Challenges, and Altova MapForce 2005
Overview To achieve effective data integration, today's businesses require applications that can access core business systems through scaleable, tool-generated code that facilitates information re-usability and interchange. The ability to efficiently map data from disparate types of data formats is necessary for a truly unified view of corporate data; however, the process is often time consuming and cost prohibitive. Altova MapForce 2005 offers a unique and powerful approach to easing the pain of systems integration and enabling value-adding enterprise data services.
| Publisher | Altova | File Format | PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5 |
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| Date Published | October 2004 | Downloads | 117 |
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