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Data Integration Challenges Flashcards

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Data Integration Challenges

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  1. Data Heterogeneity
  2. Data Quality
  3. Scalability
  4. Security
  5. Real-time Integration
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can help mitigate these challenges by providing
automated solutions for data integration.

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ApiX-Drive

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supports various data
formats and platforms, ensuring seamless and secure data transfer. By
leveraging such tools, businesses can enhance the efficiency and reliability of
their XML data integration processes.

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ApiX-Drive

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Benefits of XML Integration

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  1. Standardization
  2. Flexibility
  3. Interoperability
  4. Scalability
  5. Automation
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XML provides a standardized format for data,
making it easier to share information across different platforms and
applications.

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Standardization

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XML’s flexible structure allows for the representation of
complex data models, accommodating a wide range of data types
and relationships

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Flexibility

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XML facilitates seamless data exchange between
disparate systems, enabling better collaboration and integration of
services.

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Interoperability

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XML can handle large volumes of data, making it
suitable for both small-scale and enterprise-level applications.

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Scalability

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Tools like ApiX-Drive can automate the integration
process, saving time and reducing manual effort.

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Automation

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Different data sources often use diverse
schemas, making it difficult to achieve uniformity

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Data Heterogeneity

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Inconsistent or incomplete data can lead to errors and
misinterpretations.

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Data Quality

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Handling large volumes of XML data requires robust
infrastructure and can be resource-intensive.

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Scalability

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Ensuring data privacy and protection during integration is
crucial.

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Security

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Synchronizing data in real-time across
multiple platforms can be complex.

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Real-time Integration

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Tools for XML Data Integration

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  1. Altova MapForce
  2. Oxygen XML Editor
  3. ApiX-Drive
  4. Talend Data Integration
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A data mapping and transformation tool that
supports XML and other formats.

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Altova MapForce

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A powerful XML editor that provides
comprehensive support for XML development and integration.

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Oxygen XML Editor

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An integration platform that allows easy setup of data
flows between various applications, including XML-based systems.

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ApiX-Drive

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An open-source data integration tool that
supports XML and other data formats.

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Talend Data Integration

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is a software design approach defined by the
Object Management Group (OMG) that focuses on
creating models at different abstraction levels to guide
the development process.

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Model Driven Architecture

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The primary goal of _____ is to
separate the system’s specification from its
implementation, allowing for more flexibility, portability,
and scalability.

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Modern Driven Architecture

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key components of MDA:

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  1. Computation Independent Model (CIM)
  2. Platform Independent Model (PIM)
  3. Platform Specific Model (PSM)
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enables collaboration between systems on different operating
systems, programming languages, and computing
hardware.uses an object-oriented model .

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CORBA

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is a standardized modeling
language consisting of an integrated set of diagrams

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Unified Modeling Language

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Advantages of MDA

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  1. Portability
  2. Interoperability
    3 Reusability
26
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Facilitates integration and communication between systems
developed on different platforms.

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Interoperability

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Promotes reuse of models across different projects or within
various parts of a project.

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Reusability

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By separating the system’s specification from the platform, MDA
allows systems to be more easily ported to different platforms.

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Portability

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MDA is supported by?

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Unified Modeling Language (UML)
Meta Object Facility (MOF)
XML Metadata Interchange (XMI)
Common Warehouse Metamodel (CWM)

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Meaning of OMG

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Object Management Group

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that focuses on
creating models at different abstraction levels to guide
the development process.

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Object Management Group

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Describes the system from a
domain perspective, focusing on the environment and requirements
without delving into system details.

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Computation Independent Model (CIM)

33
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Represents the system’s
functionality and behavior without considering the platform specifics.
It abstracts the system in a way that it can be implemented on various
platforms.

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Platform Independent Model (PIM)

34
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Tailors the PIM to a specific platform
by adding platform-dependent details. This model is used to generate
code for a particular platform.

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Platform Specific Model (PSM)

35
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has emerged as both a business discipline and a new software category. It helps companies
quickly build automated processes that can respond dynamically and intelligently to market disruptions.

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Ecosystem Integration

36
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Using a single platform for API-based and EDI integration across the external ecosystem of business
partners and internal systems with end-to-end visibility to optimize integration processes within a
dynamic network of trading partners, applications, suppliers, customers, and marketplaces

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Ecosystem Integration

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Ecosystem Integration

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1 Covid’s Long Tail
2. Revenue
3. Partner Onboarding
4. Supply Chain Visibility
5. Lost Orders
6. Ecosystem Integration

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