CloverDX
Overview
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HQ Location
Czech Republic
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Year Founded
2002
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Company Type
Private
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Revenue
$10-100m
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Employees
51 - 200
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Website
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Company Description
CloverDX, established in 2007, offers a combination of flexible data integration platforms and data engineering expertise designed to maximize your success with data. The platform helps boost productivity and Trust in the data process by focusing on automation and Robustness of daily operations. CloverDX represents a single platform that covers the needs of the IT teams as well as provides a self-service interface to business users, covering the entire lifecycle of data from ingestion and processing to delivery and consumption.
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Case Studies.
Case Study
Efficient Data Migration from Legacy Systems to ERP: A Financial and Leasing Provider Case Study
The company, a major financial and leasing provider, was grappling with the challenge of managing over 27 million records across two legacy systems - Microsoft Dynamics NAV and Target. The presence of a large number of duplicate records was affecting business operations and increasing overhead costs. The simultaneous running of both systems was causing slow processing speeds and necessitating an increase in staff. Furthermore, the company was facing compatibility issues among the legacy systems, platforms, and databases. The daily management of critical data assets was often met with these compatibility issues, further complicating the situation.
Case Study
Integrating Data From Thousands of Systems Into Identity And Access Management: A Banking Case Study
The case study revolves around the challenge of managing identity and access in a banking environment with over 6,000 systems. The bank needed to ensure that the right people had access to the right systems, a task that was critical given the sensitive nature of the data involved. The bank was already using Oracle Identity Manager (OIM), but transforming data into a format that OIM could understand required a large development team and a cumbersome process of getting scripts into production. The bank needed a solution that was repeatable, configurable, and could be implemented quickly. Another challenge was the over-reliance on one team member for validating user permissions, which led to business risk and a lack of transparency.
