As IRI CoSort integrates and stages big data from a variety of sources, it plays a natural role in producing data for reporting and analytics.
CoSort not only transforms data for loading data warehouse tables, it can report at the same time, or feed data in filtered, aggregated, sorted, and properly formatted subsets (like .CSV Read More
Data franchising is the 2003 term coined by Richard Sherman of Athena Solutions to refer to the staging or packaging of large data sets into clean, usable chunks for decision-making, particularly through business intelligence (BI) and analytic software. Read More
Introduction: This blog discusses a brief overview of how IRI handles change data capture (CDC) solutions. Since the posting of this blog, IRI has created a wizard specifically for CDC solutions found in IRI Workbench. Read More
What is business intelligence, and why is its rapid creation and delivery important?
Business intelligence, or BI, refers to computer-based techniques used in identifying, extracting and analyzing business data. Read More
IRI CoSort is the world’s #1 sort, and single-pass “super tool” for data transformation, reporting, and more. Use CoSort to migrate legacy sorts and data, accelerate BI, DB, and ETL tools, and replace SQL, shell scripts, and 3GL programs that can’t transform fast enough. Read More
IRI Voracity is an affordable data management platform that streamlines information architectures and helps enterprises leverage the intrinsic value of data without the cost or complexity of multiple tools. Read More
This demonstration shows how to use the IRI Workbench to create an aggregation job using sums. Workbench is used to create the job script in the SortCL language. Read More
This demonstration shows how to use the Quick Stats Function in IRI Workbench and our data management platform, Voracity. The Quick Stats Function can be used in any IRI job script to auto-generate a linear regression analysis report in pdf format. Read More
Here is an overview of how IRI uses IRI CoSort as a processing engine to deliver faster business intelligence (BI) results and analytic capabilities. As you can see, there are three distinctive processes that are possible. Read More
BI and analytic tools cannot handle the volume, variety, velocity, and veracity challenges of big data. Today there are many ways to prepare (franchise) that data into the subsets that visualization platforms can ingest, but each typically involves trade-offs between performance, price, and capability. Read More
