Database Integration:- Database Integration otherwise referred to as "Enterprise Information Integration"; has become the focus of extensive theoretical and numerous open problems remain unsolved.
In a business environment with a network in place, Mechatronic Technology Ltd develops distributed applications that can run over the network. We develop user-friendly and tastefully designed interfaces that could integrate into your existing LAN and database system. We can also configure such Database servers and Email Servers.
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WEB SERVER: We provide you with Virtual Web Server; either Shared or Dedicated Servers, to host your Intranet and Extranet Web Applications. We also design, configure and install Internet Security Firewall facilities. |
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EMAIL SERVER: Mechatronic configures on either Local or Web-based Email Server with standard intranet application that is user-friendly with organizer and other interesting add-ons. |
In our Database Integration processes, Mechatronic Technology Ltd involves combining all your various ‘data’ residing in different sources and subsequently providing you, our esteemed users, with a unified view of these data. We make the process to become significant to your variety of situations; be it both commercial (when different branch offices or two similar companies need to merge their databases) or scientific (i.e. combining your various research results from different sources, for example).
In our data processing, customer data integration (CDI) combines the technology, processes and services needed to set up and maintain an accurate, timely, complete and comprehensive representation of a customer across multiple channels, business-lines, and enterprises — typically from multiple sources of associated data in multiple application systems and databases. It applies data-integration techniques in this specific area.
Figure 1: Simple schematic for a data warehouse. The ETL process extracts information from the source databases, transforms it and then loads it into the data warehouse.
Figure 2: Simple schematic for a data-integration solution. A system designer constructs a mediated schema against which users can run queries. The virtual database interfaces with the source databases via wrapper code if required.
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