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Can mash-ups cure social service stove-pipes?

Amid the economic downturn, a Web-based system that aims to simplify the task of applying for publicly funded health and social service programs has been inundated with applicants.

One-e-App, which was launched in 2004, has already served 2.2 million people in four states this year. That’s up from about 1 million applicants a year ago. Bonnie Wilbur, director of application solutions at The Center to Promote HealthCare Access, the California-based non-profit which manages One-e-App, said the mission of expanding healthcare access is particularly pressing in difficult times.

Data Mashups at AJAX World RIA Conference & Expo

At the 7th International AJAX World RIA Conference & Expo held June 22-23, 2009, in New York, Suresh Chandrasekaran, leader of sales and marketing in North America and APAC for Denodo Technologies, discussed the Enterprise Data mashup platform and how to build virtual data services. "The basic problem that Data Mashups solve is the integration of a lot of information," noted Chandrasekaran. "The function of the Enterprise Data mashup platform is basically to go across unstructured and structured data and have a common platform to create virtualized data services."

Data Mashups is a holistic approach to data integration that deliver virtualized or batch access to internal and external information as Data Services. It is also significantly faster and less costly but works with existing middleware. Chandrasekaran explored three design patterns for Data Mashups: a) Data Services to support Single View, b) Operational BI & Composite Dashboards and c) Web Automation for Partner Processes.

Mashups smooth bumps between citizens and services

Volunteering at a soup kitchen occasionally or hammering nails for Habitat for Humanity might have satisfied some people's altruism, but Bobbie Wilbur went one better. She started a new career. In 2005, using her talents from a successful stint as a conultant for Deloitte LLP, Wilbur helped create The Center to Promote HealthCare Access in Oakland, Calif. and develop its One-e-App, an online service that targets a vastly underserved market: people in need.

SOA Consortium Releases New Podcast Featuring Suresh Chandrasekaran, Denodo Technologies on “Data Mashups Accelerating the Delivery of SOA Value”

Suresh Chandrasekaran presented a customer service case study on using enterprise data mashups to accelerate the delivery of SOA value. Chandrasekaran spoke of the challenges to satisfy business demand for accurate, real-time information, brought on by the explosion of data sources, types and locations. Despite this growing data pool, the acceptable time to tap into this pool – time to value – is decreasing. According to Chandrasekaran, enterprise data mashups resolve this immediate data delivery dilemma across a wide variety of data sources including web and unstructured data, while also contributing to a longer-term SOA strategy.

One-Stop Access to Health Care Enrollment Becomes a Reality with Denodo

“The Denodo Platform was able to quickly and affordably address our complex integration needs. Its highly scalable, real-time Web process automation capabilities efficiently handle the rapid explosion of our diverse Web applications used by consumers, businesses and government employees. Unlike traditional integration methods, Denodo extends business process management to the Web using a ubiquitous Web browser interface to enable us to easily extract information from the Web to feed to other business and Web applications… “ - The Center to Promote HealthCare Access, Inc

The Center to Promote HealthCare Access Leverages the Denodo Platform

"We chose the Denodo platform because of its ability to quickly and affordably address our complex data integrations needs," said Bobbie Wilber, The Center's Director of Application Solutions.

Denodo Secures InfoWorld’s Coveted Technology of the Year Award for 2009

Denodo Technologies, Inc., the recognized innovator of Enterprise Data Mashups (EDM) technology, today announced that the Denodo Platform was named “Best Mashup Server” as part of the InfoWorld 2009 Technology of the Year Awards in the Applications, Middleware, and Data Management Category.

Talisma Partners with Denodo for Enterprise Data Mashups

"We're constantly looking for ways to make customer service better," said Dan Vetras, President & CEO of Talisma. "Denodo is a solution that will further enhance our customers’ ability to provide a more intimate, and insightful level of service that will facilitate an exceptional customer experience. Additionally, the partnership enables our customers to have a significant competitive differentiator because of the level of business intelligence the integrated solution offers."

Talisma Mashes up the Enterprise with Denodo

In its latest venture toward embracing Web 2.0 innovations, customer interaction management (CIM) provider Talisma -- acquired by the relatively new platform innovation provider nGenera in May -- has extended a partnership with Denodo Technologies to develop data enterprise mashups.

Talisma, Denodo Seek to Extend Customer Interaction Management

Denodo Technologies, the recognized innovator of Enterprise Data Mashup software, announced today that it’s entered a partnership withTalisma Corporation to provide a unified solution that integrates information in real-time to support customers in a more intuitive environment.

Product review: Denodo brings old-school polish to new-fangled mashups.
Denodo Platform marries sophisticated tools for working with relational databases and smart toolsfor importing data from Web, e-mail, and other unstructured sources

In the collective imagination, the computers are busy merging into one grand, expansive database filled with minutiae about those pesky, emotive humans so that the machines will be ready for Sarah Connor. The database administrators and programmers know that the reality is more than a little bit creakier than this image -- even though they might use the image to pry some funding if they see a glint of malice in the eyes of the pointy-haired bosses.

Denodo Highlights the Business Value of Enterprise Data Mashups

Audio/Visual Presentation (11 minutes): Suresh Chandrasekaran, Denodo's VP of Marketing, explains how Denodo Enterprise Data Mashups rapidly integrates enterprise data with Web data and unstructured information to create Data Services that can be leveraged in BI Analytics, Dashboards, Business Mashup and SOA Applications in an exclusive interview with Ron Powell, Cofounder and Editorial Director of the Business Intelligence Network.

Denodo Helps Mesh Enterprise Data

Since Denodo is the only mashup software I’ve examined, I can’t compare it with its competitors. But I was quite impressed with what Denodo showed me. Basically their approach is to build specialized connectors, called “wrappers,” that (a) extract specified information from databases, Web sites and unstructured text sources, (b) put it into queryable structure, and (c) publish it to other applications in whatever format is needed. Each of these is easier said than done.

Enterprise Data Mashups: data integration without boundaries – combine structured, unstructured and web data

Why were Mashups and Composite Applications named one of the top 10 strategic technologies for 2008 and beyond? According to David Cearley, a Gartner analyst, “a strategic technology is something that has significant impact on a business – impact could mean driving an investment or pose a threat. If your competitors adopt one of these technologies “does that put you at a competitive disadvantage?”

Integration without boundaries

Denodo Technologies, Inc. recently introduced Denodo Platform 4.1, the company’s unified data integration platform designed to access, extract and merge data across any digital source to create a new class of enterprise applications. By building relevance across structured, unstructured and Web data sources, the Denodo Platform allows organizations to combine and query data sources in new ways.

Enterprise Data Mashups Solve Key Business Problems

Denodo Technologies has been recognized as a leader in enterprise data mashup technology. It's ability to merge data across any digital source extends the value of enterprise integration and SOA initiatives and delivers "mashable" feeds from a broad range of internal and external sources to enable end-user business mashups.

Denodo Dabbles in Data

Denodo Technologies bolstered the collection capabilities of its data integration platform, enabling it to handle a much wider range of Web enterprise data sources, including Rich Internet Applications, the company said.

Denodo Enhances Data Mashup Platform

Denodo Enhances Data Mashup Platform

Denodo Technologies today released the latest version of its flagship platform to create enterprise "data mashups." The Palo Alto, Calif.-based enterprise software maker is billing the release as "the industry's only unified data integration platform."
The Denodo Platform is designed to access, extract, and merge data across any digital source.

Denodo Releases Denodo Platform 4.1

By building relevance across structured, unstructured and Web data sources, the Denodo Platform allows organizations to combine and query data sources.

Denodo Technologies Unveils Denodo Platform 4.1

Denodo Technologies, a provider of enterprise data mashups software, yesterday introduced a new release of the Denodo Platform, a unified data integration platform able to access, extract and merge data across any digital source to create enterprise applications. By building relevance across structured, unstructured and Web data sources, the Denodo Platform allows organizations to combine and query data sources in ways not possible before, according to the vendor.

Denodo Enhances Data Mashup Platform

Denodo Technologies today released the latest version of its flagship platform to create enterprise "data mashups." The Palo Alto, Calif.-based enterprise software maker is billing the release as "the industry's only unified data integration platform."
The Denodo Platform is designed to access, extract, and merge data across any digital source.

Denodo Enhances Data Mashup Platform

Denodo Technologies today released the latest version of its flagship platform to create enterprise "data mashups." The Palo Alto, Calif.-based enterprise software maker is billing the release as "the industry's only unified data integration platform."
The Denodo Platform is designed to access, extract, and merge data across any digital source.

Denodo Updates Mashup Solution

Enterprise data mashups software provider Denodo Technologies, Inc. today introduced its newest release of the Denodo Platform, the company's unified data integration platform designed to access, extract and merge data across any digital source to create "a new class of enterprise applications," according to the company. (A "mashup" is a Web application that combines data from multiple sources and presents them in a single coherent tool.) By building relevance across structured, unstructured and Web data sources, the Denodo Platform allows organizations to combine and query data sources in new ways.

Denodo Updates Mashup Solution

Enterprise data mashups software provider Denodo Technologies, Inc. today introduced its newest release of the Denodo Platform, the company's unified data integration platform designed to access, extract and merge data across any digital source to create "a new class of enterprise applications," according to the company. (A "mashup" is a Web application that combines data from multiple sources and presents them in a single coherent tool.) By building relevance across structured, unstructured and Web data sources, the Denodo Platform allows organizations to combine and query data sources in new ways.

Bushwhacking Denodo

I had a briefing with Denodo yesterday and bushwhacked them. They provide a mashup server product. It’s actually very nice. In the middle of their canned presentation I asked Denodo to create a web service that provided access to the Java ME product device table – that was totally unexpected and is standard procedure in a bushwhacking.