Apatar data mashup integration
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Apatar is the open source leader in data mashup integration. It is the first company to bring open source data mashups solutions. Apatar performs a wide range of ETL (Extract, Transform, and Load) functions and allows easily join your desktop data with the web. Connectors include: MySQL, PostreSQL, Oracle, MS SQL, Amazon, Compiere, SugarCRM, Oracle, PostgreSQL, XML, CSV and even Flickr. Features include: Visual job designer and mapping enable non-developers to design and perform transformations. Connectors include: MySQL, PostreSQL, Oracle, MS SQL, Amazon, Compiere, SugarCRM, SalesForce.Com, XML, flat files. Single interface to manage integration projects. No coding is required to accomplish even a complex integration. Benefits: Reduce integration cost, Improve data quality, Shorten implementation time, Reduce maintenance costs, Eliminate custom coding.
Why Apatar? Unlike most proprietary data integration offerings, Apatar brings a low-cost, on-demand, open source data integration to
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