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UPMC

UPMC used a collection of Informatica products to improve research outcomes in the quest to cure various diseases

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Vale

Vale delivered archived data compression rates averaging 95 percent, and saved $)1 million annually in storage costs

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EVERTEC

Successfully integrated 400,000 customer accounts from acquired bank in one weekend

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Bank of Dalian

Bank of Dalian Uses Informatica Data Masking Solution to Protect Sensitive Data

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Hot Telecommunications

Hot Telecommunication quickly gained compliance with regulations and accelerated development of telecom solutions

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IKON Office Solutions

Document management systems and services reduces costs by up to $)1.5 million over three years (equivalent to a six months ROI), saves 19 TB of data capacity and cuts backup window by 25% using Informatica Data Subset.

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KaMin LLC

Kaolin manufacturer saves more than $)1 million in development and implementation costs, shortens time-to-market of new company by six months and divests Oracle E-Business system within 24 hours using Informatica Data Subset.

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Monster.com

Online job search giant decreases time needed to generate reports from weeks to one day; achieves full ROI almost immediately with Informatica.

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Türk Ekonomi Bankası (TEB)

TEB uses trusted data to build and extend customer relationships and enhance operational efficiency.

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Clopay

Maintained data integrity and data access after the data was archived.

• Informatica Dynamic Data Masking: Preventing Data Breaches with Benchmark-Proven Performance

  Benchmark study results, along with an example of Informatica's Dynamic Data Masking software in action, illustrate the software's ability to effectively secure sensitive information in real time—while enabling users to perform their jobs without disruption.

• A Practical Guide to Retiring Insurance Legacy Applications

  The insurance industry faces an urgent need to modernize critical legacy systems in order to improve organizational efficiency and introduce technologies that offer a competitive advantage. Whether they replace core systems with up-to-date packaged solutions, migrate from COBOL-based mainframes to more modern platforms, or both, insurers must also plan to retire the now redundant legacy systems. Otherwise, they face risks and expenses of operating old and new production systems simultaneously. This white paper sets out the necessary steps for an effective data archiving and retention strategy and suggests technology to support it.

• Accelerating Insurance Legacy Modernization

  As insurers retire legacy applications and archive dormant data, they must also protect themselves against the risks and costs of data breaches. This white paper examines why legacy modernization projects pose a risk of data breaches and offers a way for insurers to mitigate the risk.

• Information Management FAQ for UDI: 20 Questions & Answers about Complying with the FDA Requirement for Unique Device Identification (UDI)

  An Information Management FAQ co-created by medical device and data management experts at First San Francisco Partners and Informatica to answer the 20 questions most commonly asked by medical device manufacturers about the UDI regulations.

• A Practical Guide for Legacy Application Retirement

  This handy guide to retiring legacy applications for the insurance industry sets out the necessary steps for an effective data archiving and retention strategy and suggests technology to support it.

• The Informatica Platform for Data Driven Healthcare

  Brochure on how Informatica can boost a health insurer’s ability to quickly adapt to changing market conditions, federal regulations, member behavior patterns, and new business opportunities.

• The Informatica Platform for Data Driven Healthcare

  Informatica solutions for healthcare providers

• Bank of Dalian

  Bank of Dalian Uses Informatica Data Masking Solution to Protect Sensitive Data