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White Paper
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Four Critical Imperatives for Data Protection and Recovery
The state of data protection is in flux. Syncsort has identified four primary business imperatives in the realm and this paper describes an innovative, unified data protection model – developed by Syncsort – that not only supports each of these imperatives, but leverages them to provide actual return on your business investments.
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Speeding ETL Processing In Data Warehouses
One of the primary factors affecting data warehouse performance is the underlying physical distribution of the data in the databases, which must be consolidated in various ways. A query may rely on tables built from multiple heterogeneous sources, involving a variety of transformations.
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Using DMExpress For Changed Data Capture Applications
The process of uploading data can be simplified by using a data management solution with changed data capture (CDC). This type of processing will help reduce the amount of data that will need to be uploaded to a data warehouse, improving performance.
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Virtualization, Deduplication, and the Data Protection Connection
Current approaches to data center consolidation are limited in scope as well as scalability. The period when your organization is making consolidation decisions is an excellent time to consider upgrading your traditional backup solution to one that employs the efficient data protection paradigm. This will alleviate stresses throughout your entire IT infrastructure, enhance performance, improve protection, reduce hardware purchases, and successfully position you for future growth.
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Case Study
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A Global Financial Services Company Signs Up For Speed
The next time you get an offer for a 3-night stay on some island that you've never heard of, consider this: though it may not be your cup of tea, there is big money to be made in people who want to go to Bora Bora — finding them is the hard part.
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Direct Marketing Company Gets It Done Faster with DMExpress
An abundance of data and "good" ideas doesn't by itself translate to successful marketing. For one direct marketing company the key was in its ability to process 250 to 300 million names, addresses, and other demographic information, and to extract demographic data, analytics, profiles, and model scores, all in enough time for the "abundance" of data to still be valuable.
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Full-Service Bank Gets It Done Faster With The Right Tool
Data integration can be quick and painless – but only if you are using the right tool. For this full-service bank, the right tool was found after an extensive proof-of-concept with Syncsort and a leading competitor. After cutting processing time by more than two thirds, Syncort's DMExpress was the obvious choice.
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Webcast
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Powerful Techniques: Taking Data Warehousing Outside The Box
Data warehousing experts Mark Madsen, Mike Hall, and Corey Jeffries explore powerful techniques for improving data warehousing while handling growing data volumes, integration complexity, and computational intricacies. They also identify key activities required to create the foundation for a high-performance data warehouse and methods that enable developers to organically acquire the savvy necessary to properly manage high-performance data environments.
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Product Literature
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Dynamic Solutions for a Multitude of Virtual Machine Challenges
Download this product literature to learn how BEX next generation architecture is uniquely suited for virtualized infrastructures and provides zero-impact data reduction, multi-purpose recovery snapshots, instant virtualization and a unified platform.
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Fast Backup, Instant Recovery: Superior Data Protection for Physical and Virtual Environments
Three architectural differentiators make BEX the most robust data protection and management product in terms of performance, scalability, and versatility. Download this product literature to learn how BEX delivers value for the lowest TCO.
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Research Report
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Advanced Data Protection and Disaster Recovery
Despite the many new data protection technologies that have come to market in recent years, backup and recovery remains an enduring problem for many organizations. The need to improve backup and recovery processes is driving increased interest in technologies such as disk-to-disk backup systems, remote backup solutions and data reduction. With increasingly complex data protection environments, many organizations express interest in turning to one vendor for all of their data protection needs, but also recognize that they may need to select best-of-breed products to fully address their requirements.
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Technology Brief
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Achieve Data Reduction Before the Data Transfer While Improving Backup Performance
Commonly deployed target-side deduplication strategies are only one way to reduce the total quantity of backed up data. But because the desired data reduction occurs after the data transfer, those strategies do nothing to shrink one’s backup window, reduce contention on the LAN, or improve backup success rates. Download this tech brief to learn why zero-impact data reduction is a superior strategy to deduplication.
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Article
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Alleviating Data Integration Headaches
Reaping actionable information from unrefined data existing in disparate sources can be overwhelming. This article discusses the challenges IT Professionals face in finding a data integration solution that works for them as well as a real life example of how one company succeeding was able to see the value of its new solution before committing to a purchase.
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When Enterprise ETL Slows Down... Speed It Up
When it comes to enterprise ETL, solving performance problems doesn't have to mean ripping out a sophisticated and likely expensive system. And while finding a complement to maximize the performance of your current tools can sometimes feel like hunting for unicorns, keeping sight of a few peripheral objectives can help narrow the field.
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