Next Pathway, a leading provider of enterprise big data and digital transformation software, today launched FUSE, a product designed for business users to automatically enrich and transform data inside of big data environments. FUSE significantly reduces the deployment time for large-scale data transformation projects by allowing business users to define data requirements in terms familiar to them, which in turn automatically moves that information to a target data model.
FUSE’s automation means organizations can save up to 75 per cent of the development time on their data integration projects, while allowing business users to access data on-demand.
FUSE core capabilities include:
- Business Capability alignment to industry standard data models
- Automatic creation of an Atomic Data Warehouse in big data environments and the cloud, based on a desired target data model. An Atomic Data Warehouse is a data model that includes all the base data used in data transformation.
- Automatic generation of data transformations to move data to an Atomic Data Warehouse
- Automatic lineage capture to metadata management solutions
FUSE is the latest product in Next Pathway’s portfolio, which also includes Cornerstone, a data manufacturing pipeline that enables customers to automatically ingest large volumes of data to big data environments or the cloud, without writing a single line of code; SHIFT, which automates the conversion and translation of legacy code when moving to big data environments; Array, which helps organizations expose back-end services automatically via a service-oriented architecture; and Mercury, which automates microservices development, helping organizations modernize their monolithic applications.
FUSE is available immediately.
Next Pathway is a technology company that develops, licenses, and provides services to support its big data and digital transformation products. Through innovation, automation and extensibility, Next Pathway’s products have revolutionized the way companies prepare data for analytics and leverage modern architectures for digital enablement. For more information, please visit nextpathway.com.
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Toronto-based Company’s Latest Product Speeds Enterprise Data Integration Projects By Up To 75%
Next Pathway, a leading provider of enterprise big data and digital transformation software, today launched FUSE, a product designed for business users to automatically enrich and transform data inside of big data environments. FUSE significantly reduces the deployment time for large-scale data transformation projects by allowing business users to define data requirements in terms familiar to them, which in turn automatically moves that information to a target data model.
FUSE’s automation means organizations can save up to 75 per cent of the development time on their data integration projects, while allowing business users to access data on-demand.
FUSE core capabilities include:
FUSE is the latest product in Next Pathway’s portfolio, which also includes Cornerstone, a data manufacturing pipeline that enables customers to automatically ingest large volumes of data to big data environments or the cloud, without writing a single line of code; SHIFT, which automates the conversion and translation of legacy code when moving to big data environments; Array, which helps organizations expose back-end services automatically via a service-oriented architecture; and Mercury, which automates microservices development, helping organizations modernize their monolithic applications.
FUSE is available immediately.
Next Pathway is a technology company that develops, licenses, and provides services to support its big data and digital transformation products. Through innovation, automation and extensibility, Next Pathway’s products have revolutionized the way companies prepare data for analytics and leverage modern architectures for digital enablement. For more information, please visit nextpathway.com.
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