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Webcast: CMP's survey on the price of data movement failure

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Overview What are the real costs to your organization when the systems you rely on to get business done fail? What happens when those systems impact not only your internal network but also your external customer and vendor relationships? In a recent survey, conducted by CMP, IT managers, directors, and executives provided insight into the role that information integration plays in their current roles and in their strategic planning.

During this webcast, learn how others are delivering substantial value to their business by implementing solutions that establish data consistency between multiple applications without "ripping and replacing" existing architecture. You'll also gain insights on:

The business drivers motivating organizational change
The percentage of business revenue conducted electronically
The impact of data movement failures
The system requirements that are must haves for decision-makers
The future of SOA

See the raw data of the survey results here.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Sterling Commerce
Live Date	15th November 2007 00:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Knowledge and Data Management, Business Strategies, Data Quality, Strategic Planning, Service-Oriented Architecture

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