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Data Quality Tools for SSISSSIS transforms that cover the full spectrum of enterprise data qualityIncorporate data quality directly into your data integration technology utilizing Microsoft SQL Server Integrations Services (SSIS).



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SSIS transforms that cover the full spectrum of enterprise data quality

Incorporate data quality directly into your data integration technology utilizing Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS). SSIS provides a scalable enterprise data integration platform with exceptional Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) and integration capabilities—enabling you to manage, cleanse and enrich data from a wide range of sources.

Features and Benefits
    • Delivers a single view of the customer
    • Supports data quality and MDM initiatives
    • Leverages MS SSIS to profile, cleanse and integrate critical information assets
    • Lowest cost of ownership

Plug these data quality and enrichment transforms into your SSIS pipeline:

Data Quality and Enrichment Transforms                                                         





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Step 1: Profiling

Address Transform
Corrects, validates and standardizes addresses
against the latest USPS data.
  Phone Transform
Updates, corrects, and standardizes U.S. and Canadian area code/prefix numbers, or full 10-digit phone numbers 6 months or older. Identifies number as cell, landline, or VOIP.
 


Step 2: Cleansing

 

Email Transform
Validates and corrects misspelled or invalid
email addresses using three levels of verification:
Syntax, Local Database, and MX Lookup.
  Name Transform
Parses full and multiple names into five components, genderizes first name, and flags suspicious and vulgar words.
 
GeoCoder Transform
Appends lat/long coordinates, Census tract block numbers, and county name and FIPS
code to the ZIP+4 or rooftop level.
  SmartMover Transform
Updates addresses of individuals, families and businesses that have filed a change-of-address with the USPS in the last 48 months and qualifies First-Class & Standard mailings for postal discounts.


Step 3: Parsing & Standardization

 

Fuzzy Matching and Duplication                                                                     

Jaro, n-Gram Transform, Jaro-Winkler Transform
n-Gram Transform

Matches customer records into identifiable groups,
using sophisticated fuzzy matching algorithms to
link or merge related records within or across
disparate datasets.
  MatchUp Transform
Identifies duplicate records for merge/purge
efforts to reduce costs and achieve a single
view of the customer.


Generalized Cleansing and Validation Transforms                                           


Step 4: Matching

Validation and Cleansing Transform
Normalization Transform

Corrects data values to meet specific business
standards, customer business rules, or relationship constraints.
     

Data Profiling and Monitoring                                                                           

Column Profiling
Identifies data quality issues that require
immediate attention to avoid unnecessary
processing of unacceptable data.
 
  Value Distribution
Column Pattern Transform
Monitors data in real-time using automated
processes to detect when data exceeds pre-set limits.

System Requirements
• Microsoft SQL Server 2005-2008 – any edition
• .Net Framework 3.5
• Windows XP SP2, Windows Server 2003 and Vista (Business or Home) 32/64-bit

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