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Tag Archives: affordable etl
expressor Studio vs free open source ETL
Until now, free open source data integration tools were a hot item in community-driven data management application development. They have become an alternative to traditional, commercial ETL and hand-coding/custom-coding solutions. As we have pointed out in previous blogs, advanced ETL tools packages from IBM, Informatica or Ab Initio are designed to handle high performance and [...]
Posted in Customers, expressor, expressor Studio, Featured, Open Source ETL, Traditional ETL
Also tagged expressor Studio, free ETL
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expressor / Teradata fast load benchmark results
With expressor 2.4, we recently introduced support for Teradata® Parallel Transporter (TPT) utilities and performed a brief benchmark to demonstrate the high performance characteristics of expressor’s new Teradata PT Load interface. Using just a single disk and a direct network connection to a Teradata 2580 appliance, our product was able to demonstrate load speeds in [...]
Posted in Connectivity, Data Integration, Data Processing, expressor, Partners
Also tagged expressor, performance benchmark, Teradata
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ETL open source software pricing vs expressor
In my last blog on ETL vendor software pricing I compared expressor‘s product and product-related services pricing to that of its competition, including Informatica and DataStage. Today, I’d like to compare commercial open source pricing with expressor. There remains to be a misperception in the marketplace that open source vendors like Talend provide free ETL [...]
Posted in Competition, expressor, Open Source ETL
Also tagged data integration roi, data integration software, data integration tco, etl tools, expressor, open source, Talend
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expressor vs Informatica / DataStage pricing
We are often asked how expressor’s pricing compares with that of Informatica or IBM InfoSphere DataStage. So let me take this opportunity and use a practical example for how a sales person of one of these two companies might quote you for an application that includes licenses for your development, QA & test, and production [...]
Posted in Competition, expressor, Traditional ETL
Also tagged data integration software, datastage, etl roi, etl tools, ibm, informatica, TCO
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SQLSaturday #35 in Dallas – May 22, 2010
expressor and our SI partner Novedea are co-sponsoring the 2010 SQLSaturday event in Dallas on May 22, 2010. Please stop by at our booth. Michael Waclawiczek VP, Marketing
Posted in Competition, Connectivity
Also tagged expressor etl, Microsoft SSIS, sql server, SQL Server Integration Services, SQLSaturday, SQLSaturday #35, SQLSaturday Dallas, ssis
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etl expands into SMB market
I just had a chance to read Rick Sherman’s latest blog on important trends in data integration for 2010 and what stuck out to me was trend 5 which asserts that ETL is expanding into the SMB market. In my view, Rick is completely right that this expansion is taking place. I am witnessing it [...]
Posted in Competition, expressor, Open Source ETL, Traditional ETL
Also tagged enterprise-class etl, expressor, mid-market, open source, rick sherman, smb, ssis
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lower your etl software licensing and maintenance costs
Compare expressor’s usage based pricing with one of the enterprise licensing models used by most of today’s high-end DI vendors, and you’ll find that our software licensing and maintenance costs tend to be 60-80% less than what others charge. Here’s a real-life scenario. A public company is building a new data warehouse to feed a [...]
Posted in Data Migration, expressor, Online / Multi-media
Also tagged abinitio, etl, etl software, etl tco, expressor, informatica, semantics, total cost of ownership
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