These days data replication, data synchronisation and data distribution are key tasks of a successful enterprise information technology platform. How this data is handled is not only critical but essential for any successful organisation in today’s world.
In these times of digitalisation and system diversity, having business critical data in the right place at the right time is not only an extreme challenge for any organisation but also essential to avoid both costly processing delays and customer dissatisfaction as more and more enterprise data is required for online applications.
tcVISION provides easy and fast data migration for mainframe application modernisation projects and enables bi-directional data replication between mainframe, cloud, Linux, Unix, and Windows platforms
Areas of application: Real-Time analytics, Big Data, data warehousing, reporting, business intelligence, data quality management, application modernisation, work offload to reduce the mainframe’s workload, migration of data and systems, usage of cloud technologies, SOA, etc.
tcVISION automatically detects data changes (read, update, delete) to databases and files on the mainframe and on Linux, UNIX, MS-Windows – without programming effort.
tcVISION distributes the necessary change data to the target systems continuously, event-driven or in intervals – depending on the user’s requirements.
tcVISION allows sychronising data bi-directionally, loop-back prevention is integrated.
tcVISION transfers data in “raw format” and compressed via TCP/IP.
tcVISION provides many mechanisms to control data flow. This makes the data exchange revision-proof.
tcVISION provides powerful bulk processors. Mass data transportation for initial load or cyclic data exchange is easy, fast and reliable.
Only committed data changes are captured.
Integrated data mapping functions provide information on the structures of data sources and targets.
The tcVISION repository contains all structure information, all replication rules, scripts for data transport and application to the target systems. It is the central place for control and surveillance of all exchange processes.