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DataFlux Releases Version 8.1 of its Data Quality Integration Platform

• DM Review Editorial Staff
• DM Review Online, June 19, 2008

June 18, 2008 - DataFlux released version 8.1 of its core data quality integration platform, designed to allow companies to analyze, improve and control the quality of their data.

Among its enhancements, version 8.1 provides technology that enhances a user’s ability to automatically evaluate the semantics within the data and use the knowledge to build detailed data quality routines to manage data in the future.

Early adopters of the version 8.1 platform noted a 25 to 40 percent reduction in the time required to improve the quality of complex data, including data on products, chemicals and pharmaceutical compounds, according to DataFlux.

“Companies have often turned to the DataFlux platform for the improvement of data domains outside of the traditional customer data realm,” said Scott Gidley, co-founder and CTO of DataFlux. “With the version 8.1 platform, we make that process even easier, by providing an automated way to infer commonalities within the data and decrease the time required to realize value from a data quality effort.”

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