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06/01/2004
Informatica (NASDAQ: INFA), the provider of data integration software, announced a license agreement with the Center for Agribusiness Excellence (CAE) at Tarleton State University, bringing the company’s customer base to 2,000 customers. The CAE at Tarleton State, a member of the Texas A&M University System, will use Informatica’s enterprise data integration software to consolidate data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Risk Management Agency to support national crop-insurance analysis.
Informatica supplied the following details:
CAE’s manual data integration process currently takes eight days, during which approximately 10 gigabytes of data are loaded, verified, cleansed and integrated into a data warehouse. Using Informatica PowerCenter, CAE plans to reduce that timeframe to three days, while greatly reducing the chance for error.
“Informatica provides what is widely considered to be the de facto standard for data integration software,” said Paul Albright, executive vice president and chief marketing officer at Informatica. “Informatica helps market leaders in nearly every major industry to implement strategic initiatives such as data migration, synchronization, consolidation and warehousing. We are very pleased to welcome Tarleton State to the ever-growing Informatica ecosystem of customers, partners and developers.”
More than 2,000 organizations worldwide—including 80 of the Fortune 100 and 80 percent of the Dow Jones Industrial Average—rely on Informatica’s solutions to transform their information assets into improved operational efficiency and business performance. Leaders across a broad range of global industries have made Informatica software a business-critical component of their technology infrastructures, including:
--Every cabinet-level agency in the U.S. federal government as well as all four branches of the U.S. Armed Forces
--Over 85 percent of the world’s leading telecommunications companies
--Over 75 percent of the world’s leading financial services companies
--Over 90 percent of the world’s leading pharmaceutical companies
--Over 65 percent of the world’s leading utilities companies
--Over 75 percent of the world’s leading insurance companies
--Over 80 percent of the world’s leading manufacturing companies
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