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the global leader in data
warehousing and enterprise analytics, and DataFlux, a leading
provider of data management solutions, recently announced a
partnership agreement for the South Asia-Pacific area which will
integrate DataFlux data quality technology in Teradata data
warehousing and master data management (MDM) environments. The
solution is a joint offering that will enable organizations to more
effectively manage growing volumes of detailed enterprise data
accurately, reliably and consistently. Data warehousing systems
collect, organize and analyze data from many sources to produce an
integrated view of detailed information, often for use in real time.
With data volumes rising from every direction and companies requiring
more detail, quality and accuracy to make decisions and processes
more effective, there is a critical need for data warehousing to be
powered by reliable data. DataFlux and Teradata are collaborating to
improve data integrity by embedding quality-optimizing processes in
the data warehouse infrastructure to consolidate, cleanse, match and
standardize data across the enterprise.
"When reliable and trusted data is
used to make business decisions, the entire organization benefits,"
said Tony Fisher, President and CEO of DataFlux. "We're joining
forces with Teradata to offer combined data management and enterprise
data solutions. By relying on the industry's leading data quality
platform, Teradata can provide an accurate, up-to-date view of
actionable information across systems, departments and entire
businesses."
"With the DataFlux agreement, our
customers now have yet another smart choice for managing data
quality," said Noel Pettitt, VP, Teradata. "Our goal at
Teradata is to develop partnerships like these with companies that
supplement the great value of Teradata platforms and solutions. Our
customers are cutting-edge leaders in their respective industries,
and we want them to have a menu of best-in-class options that can
meet their varying preferences, needs and interests."