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    What is Data Integration and why is it Important?

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    Data integration enables the company to realize its full potential. Meaningful choices are based on correct data, and new technology based on clean data may be installed and improved, allowing the organization to grow and thrive.

    Fremont, CA: Data integration refers to a collection of processes, technologies, and architectural procedures that enable businesses to consume, combine, and exploit various data sources. In addition to integrating data from diverse systems, the process ensures that the data is clean and error-free to maximize its value to the organization.

    Integrated data is especially beneficial for businesses with a diversified and dispersed environment, with various data sources and assets providing information. In these cases, data is frequently isolated and divorced from other business data, providing the firm with a skewed perspective of its operations.

    What is the process of data integration?

    The most typical data integration models rely on an extract, transform, and load (ETL) procedure.

    Data is extracted from a source system and transported to a temporary staging data repository, where it is cleansed, and quality is ensured. Data is formatted and transformed to match the target source throughout the transformation process.

    Data integration types

    There are several methods of data integration, which vary based on the source and type of data.

    • Bulk/batch data movement: This is the most typical method, including data extraction, data processing, and data loading.
    • Data replication: It is the process of copying data from one database to another, utilizing only modified data, and replicating it into a secondary database.
    • Data virtualization: It uses a virtual abstraction layer to provide a unified view of all data in a database, allowing for real-time access to data independent of location, source system, or kind.
    • Stream data integration is used for data produced in a continual flow or stream and requires on-the-fly modification.
    • Message-oriented data movement: Data chunks are bundled into messages, which are read by programs, and data interchange occurs in real-time. The problem is determining the best data integration method for your specific terrain and business requirements.

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