Embarcadero Technologies, San Francisco, Business Wire, July 11, 2005.
Embarcadero Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: EMBT), a leading provider of data lifecycle management solutions, today announced a partnership with Meta Integration Technology, Inc. (MITI), an industry leader in metadata integration, to deliver a data model driven metadata integration solution. Through this partnership, Embarcadero ER/Studio® offers bidirectional import and export interfaces to business intelligence query and reporting tools for the industry's leading BI environments, including Business Objects, Cognos, DB2 Cube Views, and Hyperion, as well as key industry standards such as CWM and other XML-based schemas.
"The seamless flow between model-managed metadata and metadata residing in business intelligence repositories is now a reality," said Tommy Eunice, worldwide product manager for DB2 Business Intelligence at IBM. "By combining these two solutions, you quickly eliminate the once painful and costly metadata massaging tasks our customers faced when integrating metadata from disparate sources."
"The partnership between Meta Integration Technology and Embarcadero has grown out of mutual respect for our technologies, successful use of our stand-alone products at various customer sites, and demand by our mutual customers for a more tightly integrated solution," said Christian Bremeau, president and CEO, Meta Integration Technology, Inc.
"The practical uses of data models are no longer limited to generating SQL to create databases," said Greg Keller, vice president of product management at Embarcadero Technologies, Inc. "Enterprises are using data modeling solutions to implement enterprise data architectures and data governance solutions."
Key benefits cited in the release
- Visualization of over 30 forms of enterprise metadata as a traditional data model
- Reduction in complexity and costs associated with system integration
- Timely and accurate information from applications that rely on metadata
- Accurate and up-to-date definitions, standards, and locations for enterprise applications and processes that use metadata
- Transformation of metadata sources so that they can be used in multiple business application processes
- Further leverage of ER/Studio in business repositories and other data environments across an organization