Affirma for Information Technology
Reduce Complexity. Gain Business Value.
Adapting to Change AND MINIMIZING COST WHILE IMPROVING DELIVERY
With the consistent change in an organization's system and technology landscape there is a need to add new systems requiring new data integrations. Replacing legacy systems or upgrading existing system requires rearchitecting data flows.
Often valuable time is spent on
- Explaining the meaning of data
- Understanding how data flows
- Integrating disjointed solutions
If change is constant how can you minimize level of effort and improve time to market?
Â
"CIO to get more involved in digital strategy and demonstrate how the IT organization helps create value for the enterprise."
By Gartner CIO Research Team
Affirma Capabilities
Removing the Obstacles
Reference Data |
|
Enterprise Semantic Model |
|
Data Design |
|
Integration Design |
|
Data Mapping and Transformations |
|
Data Dictionary |
|
Affirma for IT
Affirma is a seamless and single point of reference for data modeling, mapping, analytics and integration for those who are seeking to digitally transform through their data to maximizing value, to support changing business needs while embracing new technologies and innovation.
We have our data in multiple environments, including hybrid and multi-cloud. Can Affirma bring it all together?
Yes, Affirma can! Affirma is designed to support your data architecture, even it if resides in multiple environments, and for approaches such as Data Fabric, Data Mesh or a combination thereof.
We are already using a solution for governance, can we keep it instead of replaceing with Affirma?
Yes, you can keep it! Affirma was designed to integrate with a variety of existing solutions, such as for instance governance, in order to link the information to IT designs. You can of course also use the functionality in Affirma if you do not have a solution already.
Can Affirma be deployed on-premises?
Yes, Affirma can! Affirma can be deployed both on-premises or cloud-based. Affirma is architected with containers via Kubernetes for deployment.