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Monthly Archives: June 2009
expressor signs Sila as SI, tops 20 partners
News release today: expressor software has signed Sila Solutions Group as a systems integrator partner to target Fortune 500 companies, bringing the total of expressor’s technology, SI and reseller partners to more than 20. Click here to read the full announcement. – Steve Casey, marketing
Ab Initio under attack
Interesting blog from Philip Howard of Bloor comparing expressor’s value proposition vs. Ab Initio to that of Netezza vs. Teradata. We like the comparison… http://www.it-director.com/technology/data_mgmt/content.php?cid=11366 – Steve Casey, marketing
Posted in Competition, expressor, Traditional ETL
Tagged ab initio, datastage, etl software, informatica, semantic data integration, Talend
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the perception of code and complexity
So there I was sitting with a trainee in a class the other day. He showed me what he had done in a competitor’s product and indicated that there was “no code”. What he had developed was a data flow with 30 or so steps. Each step did something fairly simple such as appending a [...]
Posted in Data Transformation, expressor, Scripting
Tagged etl, etl software, expressor software
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what total lifecycle management really means
What are the differences between your production and development systems? Your production system usually has more computing power. Probably has a naming convention that indicates it is production rather than development. And maybe tighter security. But real differences? None at all. Think about it for a second. Production and development are implied concepts on every [...]
