БългарскиInformatica Customers And Executives Receive 2011 Ventana Research Leadership Awards
Informatica Customers Capture Top Awards in Overall Information Technology, Big Data Leadership and Information Management Leadership
News Facts:
- Informatica Corporation, the world’s number one independent leader in data integration software, announced that two Informatica customers were named Leaders and two Informatica executives have won coveted 2011 Ventana Research Leadership Awards – including the prestigious Overall Information Technology Award.
- Informatica customers taking home top awards in their respective categories include:
- Westpac New Zealand Life Limited: Overall Information Technology Award and Leadership in Big Data.
- Utah Department of Health:Leadership inInformation Management.
- Additionally, Informatica took home top Leadership awards in the categories of:
- Chief Financial Officer, awarded to Informatica CFO Earl Fry for exemplary overall financial leadership.
- IT Performance Management, awarded to Informatica CIO Tony Young and his team for the exemplary application of IT performance management processes and technology to drive organizational performance.
- The Ventana Research Leadership Awards recognize the technology vendors and their customers that have most effectively achieved success through using people, processes, information and technology and applying best practices within specific business and technology categories.
Global Consulting and Informatica presented the benefits of ILM and MDM
The original interview can be found in Computerworld magazine
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Informatica Conference 2011
Today, March 22, 2011, in Grand Hotel Sofia was held a conference – “Successful Business with Informatica Solutions “. Organizer of the event is Global Consulting , official distributor of Informatica for the Republic of Bulgaria. The conference was opened by Mrs. Violeta Christoskova – Director of Information and Communication Directorate at the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology.
Mr. Massimo Miazeto, Sales Manager, EMEA Regional Markets, Informatica made a brief presentation of the activities of Informatica Corporation, its products and solutions. Mr. Thierry Odo, Senior Sales Consultant, EMEA Regional Markets, Informatica presented in more detail the following Informatica solutions and products:
Mr Massimo Miazzetto Sales Manager , EMEA Regional Markets, Informatica
- Reducing application costs and maintaining high performance with Information Lifecycle Management (ILM)
- Unified view of your business with Master Data Management and Data Warehousing.
Informatica products support a wide range of opportunities for large scale data integration and data quality. This includes storing information databases, migration / consolidation of data, synchronization and data management, management of primary data, data integration between various enterprise structures.
Mr Thierry Audot Senior Sales Consultant, EMEA Regional Markets
Using Informatica software, companies can:
- improve business decisions through access to comprehensive, accurate and consistent data in large organizational structures;
- reduce the cost and complexity of the IT infrastructure by increasing the productivity of the IT sector and its ability to respond to the business needs;
- to enhance the future flexibility of IT organizations and reduce long term risk through service-oriented architecture.
After the conference the Informatica team continues their work with business meetings in the public and privet sector in Bulgaria.
Read MoreGlobal Consulting Project was Nominated for “IT Project of the Year” 2010
Mr. Atanas Yanev Receives the Award
Global Consulting Project “Supply of software and services for analysis and data cleansing for the National Revenew Agency (NRA)” was awarded in the same category. The Prize Award and Certificate were handed to Mr. Atanas Janev – Director of Information Systems in the NRA. You can read the project description here.
Winner in the category “Corporate sector” in competition among fourteen candidates is “Migration and modernization of business critical information systems in E. Miroglio” developed by Musala Soft.
The Awarded Team - left to right Thierry Audot, Informatica, Diana Djendova, Global Consulting and Atanas Yanev, NRA
The award ceremony for “IT Project of the Year” was held for the seventh consecutive yearby the weekly newspaper “Computerworld Bulgaria” with thesupport of DSK Bank. ICT Media marked their second decade in the ICT market in Bulgaria with their first periodical project “Computerworld Bulgaria”. The ceremony took place on February 23rd, 2011 in Hotel Sheraton Sofia. You can read more about all the projects of 2010 on the Computerworld web site.
Read MoreInformatica Beats Q4 Estimates
Data integration software maker Informatica (INFA) closed 2010 with a solid financial performance by beating analyst estimates for revenue and profit in the fourth quarter.Informatica earned 39 cents a share in the quarter, minus one-time items, surpassing the consensus view of analysts for 37 cents.
Revenue rose 31% over the prior year to $198 million, exceeding the analyst estimate for $184.4 million. Q4 marked the company’s fifth straight quarter of double-digit sales and earnings growth year-over-year.For the full year, Informatica earned $1.13 a share on revenue of $650.1 million. The analyst consensus view was for profit of $1.10 on sales of $636.5 million.The stock traded up nearly 7% after hours to 45.35 a share.
Read MoreFinance Chiefs Expand Roles
In the wake of the recession, more chief financial officers are expanding their role beyond finance.
Long seen as the overseer of a company’s books, finance chiefs have been getting more deeply involved in business strategy, deciding where to invest capital and even looking at a company’s product mix. They’re also taking on new responsibilities: overseeing divisions like information technology, production, customer service and human resources.
The change comes as companies put more emphasis on controlling costs, seeking input from finance chiefs as the companies try to manage revenue growth more closely during a tentative economic recovery.
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