Connectivity

Various Sources and Streams can get connected (e.g. SAP Systems, Oracle, IBM, Excel). Structural metadata specifies access to Data Objects (e.g. Sales Orders) and Data Tables.

Usual deployment options ensure that the data never leaves your own Corporate Network.

Semantically identical metadata integrate to homogenious Data Sources. 

Filters can be preconfigured, so that these Data Sources have a minimal impact on the source system.

Apps

Use connected Sources to solve Business Problems.

If the homogenization of Objects is required or new objects need to be modeled on the fly, this is possible with the Business Objects Builder.

Data Transformations can be executed on models, without reloading data structures like Cubes. Filters are dynamically forwarded to the source for further improved performance.

The API Writer has the capability to write data back in one or several source systems. Event based, scheduled and manual triggers are available. This functionality enables to a closed circuit system, which is required for e.g. Data Quality Improvement projects.

The Simulation Workbench enables business users to analyze data with Machine-learning Algorithms.

R-Server is used as open source industry standard to run Data Science Algorithms. This enables to reuse already existing internal IP.