In today's computer age, all businesses, irrespective of size or shape, have been using various applications and IT systems within their organization and offices to a great extent. This has led to a massive surge in volumes of data generated across departments within the organizations.

And in the globalization era, most enterprises operates across geographies with multiple offices and divisions. In such situation, for any CIO, the challenge of running the organization by providing updated information aligning with technology needs for decision making becomes even more hard and complex.

Enterprises still wrestle with the vital need to get the right data to the right people at the right time. Blending the diverse data needed for Customer Relationship Management (CRM), business intelligence and regulatory compliance remains largely an unrealized goal. High costs have pushed enterprises to the tipping point. They cannot change the data infrastructure fast enough to keep up with the business.Today purpose-built data integration may meet existing requirements. As business shifts, organizations stretch purpose tools beyond their intended use, with disappointing results. Generations of disparate tools merge into a brittle , complex infrastructure.