Denodo vs. Oracle Data Service Integrator vs. Rocket Data Virtualization vs. V Programming Language Comparison Chart

The core technology to enable modern data integration and data management solutions. Quickly connect disparate structured and unstructured sources. Catalog your entire data ecosystem. Data stays in the sources and it is accessed on demand, with no need to create another copy. Build data models that suit the needs of the consumer, even across multiple sources. Hide the complexity of your back-end technologies from the end users. The virtual model can be secured and consumed using standard SQL and other formats like REST, SOAP and OData. Easy access to all types of data. Full data integration and data modeling capabilities. Active Data Catalog and self-service capabilities for data & metadata discovery and data preparation. Full data security and data governance capabilities. Fast intelligent execution of data queries. Real-time data delivery in any format. Ability to create data marketplaces. Decoupling of business applications from data systems to facilitate data-driven strategies.

Traditional methods of integrating mainframe data, ETL, data warehouses, building connectors, are simply not fast, accurate, or efficient enough for business today. More data than ever before is being created and stored on the mainframe, leaving these old methods further behind. Only data virtualization can close the ever-widening gap to automate the process of making mainframe data broadly accessible to developers and applications. You can curate (discover and map) your data once, then virtualize it for use anywhere, again and again. Finally, your data scales to your business ambitions. Data virtualization on z/OS eliminates the complexity of working with mainframe resources. Using data virtualization, you can knit data from multiple, disconnected sources into a single logical data source, making it much easier to connect mainframe data with your distributed applications. Combine mainframe data with location, social media, and other distributed data.