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Leading Biopharma Company Leverages Data Virtualization to Gain Speed, Efficiency, and Agility. This customer case study will cover: ­Company's business challenge ­How they used data virtualization to address this business challenge ­ ­Why they chose the Denodo platformWhat the benefits of data virtualization are in their particular case

In this video, Chuck DeVries, SVP Technology Officer at Vizient, discusses how they were able to provide adequate value to member hospitals by creating a broader view of their organizational data enabled by data virtualization.This customer case study video will cover:Vizient’s specific business challengeHow they used data virtualization to address this business challengeWhat the benefits of data virtualization are in their particular caseWhy they chose the Denodo platformHow they plan to utilize the Denodo platform and data virtualization in future

Leveraging Data Virtualization To Avoid Cloud PitfallsCompanies are rapidly moving from desktop apps to cloud-based apps, and they’re moving data from physical data centers to cloud-based repositories. These trends show no signs of slowing down; IDG predicts that by 2018, the typical IT department will house most of its apps and platforms in the cloud. Unfortunately, both app migrations and data migrations are fraught with challenges, and companies will need to overcome these challenges if they hope to take full advantage of cloud benefits. 

MDM implementations require substantial investments in not only time and money, but also in hardware, physical space, and resources. Unfortunately, many companies that have already made these investments are unable to unlock the full potential of their customer, product, supplier and other data, once mastered. This is not because of any strategic weakness of MDM, but because MDM systems can only focus on two core functions, but not those that focus on transactional data. Read this solution brief to learn how MDM combined with data virtualization can enable a complete view of the customer,...

Many firms are adopting “cloud first” strategy and are migrating their on-premises technologies to the cloud. Logitech is one of them. They have adopted the AWS platform and big data on the cloud for all of their analytical needs, including Amazon Redshift and S3.

In this session, Dave Kay, Data Consultant within the Analytics and Architecture group at Zurich Insurance, explains how Zurich is modernizing their data infrastructure using data virtualization to accelerate delivery of mortgage insurance and intra-day operational reports to business analysts, salespeople, underwriters, managers, and actuarial staff.

"As a large biotechnology company, Biogen Idec sells its drugs globally in over 90 countries through multiple wholesalers and distributors. Senior executives monitor drug sales and market share using daily sales reports by drug and territory.Business analysts at Biogen were manually collecting sales data from numerous internal and external sources, including wholesalers and distributors worldwide, in various formats like Excel, PDF, XML file transfer etc. They had to monitor the file versions, normalize formats and currencies, and consolidate sales figures with in - ternal forecast and budget...

How Pantex Used Data Virtualization to Share Sensitive Information Across Facilities to Maintain the Nuclear Weapons StockpileFaced with rising costs and increasing security risks, the NNSA established the Product Realization Integrated Digital Enterprise (PRIDE) program to securely deliver weapon product lifecycle information to engineers, scientists, and other users across different sites in North America. Sponsored by the NNSA, and with funding of about $30 million a year, the PRIDE program is a multi-year initiative to develop and manage a portfolio of applications. Nuclear weapon...

Two of the 27 institutes that make up the National Institutes of Health (NIH), nation’s medical research agency, the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) joined forces to execute on a project known as The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA). The TCGA mission is to catalog the genetic mutations responsible for cancer using genome sequencing and bioinformatics. They collaborated with the International Cancer Genome Consortium (ICGC), a collaboration of the world’s leading cancer and genomic researchers, to making the genome data available to a larger...