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Understanding and Estimating the Business Value of Data Virtualization

By Leah Archibald on November 23, 2009 12:09 PM 0

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Our most recent webinar featured SOA and data integration expert David Linthicum. In this presentation Linthicum detailed a framework for understanding and estimating the business value of data virtualization. You can r eplay this presentation to learn about key points-of-value and metrics for understanding the ROI of a data integration program.

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