It seems that only a couple of years ago data integration architecture was simple. If you wanted to move data from one place to another, you simply used a manually triggered ETL process, and that was it. These days, however, most enterprises and organizations are going through a digital transformation – which requires a different approach. To reap the benefits of their data assets, organizations need to connect hundreds of data sources and targets – on premises and in the cloud – in different frequencies, types, and structures. This change amplifies existing challenges and creates some new ones. Consider that:
To address these challenges, the enterprise needs to adopt a modern paradigm of data integration:
Enter the “Integration Hub.”
By decoupling sources from targets and facilitating a publish and subscribe approach, the integration hub boosts the underlying data integration engines and provides the following benefits:
In future posts I will go over the challenges and use cases that organizations face and expand on the benefits that can be gained by using Informatica Integration Hub.
Click here to learn more about the Informatica Integration Hub, and how it enables you to orchestrate, unify, govern, and share your data, while at the same time allowing you to seamlessly manage mixed-latency data delivery: data driven, real-time or batch, to all systems.
You can also learn more in our Meet the Experts webinar: “Deep Dive and Demo – Informatica Cloud Integration Hub.”
Apr 06, 2022
Apr 06, 2022
