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How to evaluate extract, transform and load (ETL) software tools
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10 Jul 2008
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Premiered:
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16 Jul 2008
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Format:
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Audio
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Podcast
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Language:
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English
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ABSTRACT:
There's no shortage of extract, transform and load (ETL) technology available today -- from large data integration platforms to specialized software to free, open-source tools. In fact, there are over 40 tools on the market, according to Philip Howard, research director with U.K.-based Bloor Research. But while all these tools may bear the ETL moniker, they each have different features, functions and sweet spots. So, which one is right for your organization's needs?
Listen to this 10-minute podcast to get expert advice from Howard about how to choose the best ETL software tools for your requirements and budget -- and:
- Learn more about navigating the ETL tools market
- Find out how to evaluate ETL software tools
- Get advice about how to justify the cost of an ETL tool to management
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Speaker
Philip Howard
Bloor Research, Research Director
Philip Howard is a research director with U.K.-based Bloor Research. Howard has been in the industry for over 35 years, working as a systems analyst, programmer and salesperson, as well as in marketing and product management. In addition to the many reports, Howard has written on behalf of Bloor Research, he contributes regularly to industry publications and was previously editor of both "Application Development News" and "Operating System News" on behalf of Cambridge Market Intelligence. Howard speaks regularly at conferences and other events throughout Europe and North America.
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