Meta Integration is a proud sponsor of the 2009 Metadata Conference, now renamed "Enterprise Data World (EDW)".
Meta Integration will be part of the exhibits (Tuesday April 7th 2009 from 4:15pm to 8pm, and the Wednesday 8th from 3:45pm to 6pm)
in support of our numerous partners at the conference.
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The need for data movement and data integration solutions is driven
by the fact that data is everywhere underneath business applications.
The same applies for metadata: metadata is also everywhere underneath the various tools involved in
database and software development (data & object modeling),
data integration (EAI, ETL, EII), data warehousing, and business intelligence.
Meta Integration® Model Bridge (MIMB)
is the most complete metadata transformation and integration solution on the market.
The strong collaboration with our partners
is allowing MITI to provide an unprecedented level of detailed metadata integration,
covering metadata standards, such as
CWM, and the latest trends from leading ETL, OLAP & BI vendors,
in particular the transformation of expressions from ETL, EII, OLAP and BI tools, opening new doors
for version management driven lineage & impact analysis
in a multi-vendor environment.
MIMB also supports change management and updates of complex metadata, in particular in the filed of business intelligence.
MIMB is available as an enterprise edition desktop utility with a very intutive and powerful java based user interface:
Step 1: Import
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Step 2: Subset
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Step 3: Browse
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Step 4: Diagram
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Step 5: Lineage
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Step 6: Export
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MIMB is also available as a web application, and for metadata scripting capabilities on both Windows and Unix.
Finally, MIMB also works as an add-in for metadata import/export
within popular modeling tools like CA ERwin, IBM Rational Rose, Sybase PowerDesigner.
Finally, the MIMB technology has been embedded (OEM) by various software vendors like
CA in data modeling,
Informatica in ETL data integration,
Cognos in business intelligence,
and IBM in metadata management software.
| Live Metadata |
Relational Database via JDBC / ODBC
OLAP Database via ODBO / ADOMD
XML DTDs and Schemas
COBOL Copybooks
more...
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| Data Modeling tools |
CA ERwin Data Modeler
CA Gen (COOL:Gen)
CA COOL:BusinessTeam (GroundWorks)
CA COOL:DBA (Terrain)
CA COOL:Enterprise (ADW)
Embarcadero ER/Studio
IBM Rational Rose Data Modeler & XDE
IBM Rational Data Architect
Oracle Designer
Select SE
Silverrun RDM
Sybase PowerDesigner
Telelogic Popkin System Architect
Visible IE:Advantage
more...
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| Object Modeling tools |
Borland Together
Embarcadero Describe
Gentleware Poseidon
IBM Rational Data Architect
IBM Rational Rose & XDE
IBM Rational Software Architect (RSA)
Microsoft Office Visio
NoMagic MagicDraw
Sybase PowerDesigner OOM
Telelogic Tau
Tigris ArgoUML
more...
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| Data Integration tools |
Composite Software
IBM InfoSphere Warehouse Manager
IBM InfoSphere DataStage
Informatica PowerCenter
IRI CoSORT/SortCL
Knightsbridge CDMA
Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)
Open Text eDOCS DI (Hummingbird) Genio
Oracle Data Integrator (ODI)
Oracle Warehouse Builder (OWB)
Redhat(MetaMatrix) Enterprise Designer
SAP Business Objects Data Integrator
SAS Data Integration Studio
more...
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| Metadata Repositories |
Adaptive Repository
IBM Information Server (Metadata WorkBench)
Informatica Metadata Manager
RedHat (MetaMatrix) MetaBase
SAP Business Objects Metadata Management
SAS Metadata Manager
Sypherlink
more...
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| Business Intelligence tools |
IBM Cognos 8 and ReportNet
IBM Cognos Series 7 Impromptu
Informatica Data Analyzer
Kalido
Microsoft SQLServer Analysis Services
Microsoft SQLServer Reporting Services
MicroStrategy
Oracle Business Intelligence (OBIEE)
Oracle Hyperion Essbase Integration Services
SAP Business Objects Crystal Reports
SAP Business Objects Designer
SAP Business Objects Desktop Intelligence
SAP Business Objects Web Intelligence
SAS
more...
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Metadata Management (MM) has considerably evolved from its original Data Dictionary, Data Registry, Data Standardization and Metadata Repository roots.
Today, MM solutions are the critical component behind modern Enterprise Architecture (EA) and Data Governance (DG) initiatives.
Indeed MM is at the heart of Enterprise Information Managament (EIM) solutions, and in fact a key component of any Master Data Management (MDM) initiative.
MM provides the information traceability answers for the Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Act compliance.
Recently, Gartner has positioned Metadata Management in 4th position of its Top 10 Strategic Technologies for 2008
(see reports from
ZDnet,
Search CIO,
Manufacturing Computer,
Computer World)
Meta Integration® Repository (MIR)
is based on a modern 3-tier architecture
with support for multi-users, security, and concurrency control.
The MIR metamodel integrates standards like the
OMG CWM & UML, and supports XMI compliant metadata interchange.
The MIR metamodel extends the OMG CWM standard with the latest trends from
leading ETL, OLAP & BI vendors.
MIR can manage massive amounts of metadata and make it persistent on most popular RDBMS like DB2, Oracle or SQL Server.
The underlying repository database is fully open allowing users to build their own metadata
web portals, or use their existing data tools to perform metadata reporting,
and intelligence.
Meta Integration® Web (MIRWeb) and Works (MIW)
provide the web and desktop metadata management toolset.
MITI provides all metadata management
functionalities
with powerful Metadata Version & Configuration Management, Browsing,
Comparison, Integration, Mapping, and Reporting.
MITI implements detailed lineage and impact analysis graphical tools
for today's complex multi-vendor environments, therefore providing the
"technical truth" on the origin of data behind all reports
(as required for the Sarbanes-Oxley Act compliance).
These metadata component solutions are the direct result of MITI's focus
on the fundamentals of metadata management
and especially MITI's integrated metamodel.
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2008 March, 16th, Meta Integration is a proud
sponsor
of the the Wilshire 2008 Meta-Data Conference
and DAMA International Symposium in San Diego, in support of our numerous partners at the conference,
and to provide demos at the exibits.
2007 December, 20th, Business Objects signs an OEM agreement with Meta Integration to embed the Meta Integration® Model Bridge (MIMB) technology within its Metadata Management (MM) solution.
2007 June, 12th, IBM announces Metadata Workbench for IBM Information Server.
2007 May, 15th, Kalido partners with Meta Integration Technology to power Business Intelligence with Kalido Universal Information Director™.
Meta Integration participates
in the Wilshire 2007 Meta-Data Conference
and DAMA International Symposium in Boston (March 2007)
CA partners with Meta Integration Technology to optimize use of metadata accross the enterprise.
Meta Integration participates
in the Wilshire 2006 Meta-Data Conference
and DAMA International Symposium in Denver (April 2006)
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organizes the largest
vendor panel
on metadata integretion with 14 vendors
(slides).
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presents
best practices
on metadata integration
(slides).
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offers to see your own metadata in the latest tools and lineage demos at the
exibits
SAS announces OEM agreement with Meta Integration: 2006 Feb 20th Press Release
DM Review's readers nominated Meta Integration as a company
that provides total quality customer satisfaction
in its December 2005 issue on
Readership Merit Awards.
Meta Integration is now a Cognos Certified Technology Partner
Embarcadero Technologies and Meta Integration Technology Partner to Deliver Data Model-Driven Metadata Integration Solution
2005 July 11 Press Release
Meta Integration wins the Cognos Technology Partner Of The Year Award
2005 June 27 Press Release
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ACM SIGMOD 2005 June 14-16: "Meta-Data Version And Configuration Management In Multi-Vendor Environments"
2005 White Paper
DAMA / Wilshire Meta-Data Conference 2005 May 24-25: "Metadata Based Impact and Lineage Analysis Across Heterogeneous Metadata Sources"
2005 Presentation
CA World 2004: "Metadata Flow in a Multi-Vendor Enterprise Toolset"
2004 Presentation
IBM "DB2 Cube Views Getting Started with Meta Integration"
2003 RedPaper
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