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2017-07-25T10:31:00Z

Ask Our Consultant Anything- Are you afraid of ODI?

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Published:Jul 25, 2017
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2017-07-26T14:36:48Z
Jul 26, 2017
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Hi Abe, I would require a few more details on your requirements. However, with your current request, I would like to recommend Maiora's DO IT RIGHT (DiR) which is a lightweight ETL tool.  DiR helps you to integrate data from various sources and departments. Also, perform data quality checks, standardization checks, check for data duplication and transform data. You can extract the required results in any file format, such as Excel, SAS, JSON, and many more. DiR is a user-friendly ETL tool that does not require much technical knowledge to perform any activity. Also, it has a good user interface that can be further simplified as per your requirements and usage. Considering you are a university, this tool is efficient and very cost-effective.
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Hi Abe,  before talking about the integration tools , i would recommend  you to prepare a source system understanding document. This to cover : i. type of source system  ( ie rdbms / nosql/api/etc) ii. nature of data that you plan to pull along with the volume iii. frequency of data pull...... these questions will form the baseline for your selection process and then you can start with your integration journey. Next step will be do feature comparison per tool . Do let me know if you need more information. Thanks
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