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by Jeff Moad, MA Editorial Staff Posted on Tuesday, October 10, 2006 4:00:00 PM Sign Up to receive Daily News Alerts in your E-mail Inbox    | Abstract: | Oracle will incorporate Sunopsis's products into the Fusion Middleware suite and other products that help enterprises integrate and secure disparate applications and data sources. |
| Keywords: | Oracle, Fusion Middleware, Sunopsis, data integration tools, ETL, extract transform load, SOA, service-oriented architecture, data warehouse, business intelligence |
Seeking to give more of a multi-vendor spin to its Fusion Middleware collection of products, Oracle Corp. yesterday said it has acquired Sunopsis SA, a maker of data integration tools. The purchase price and deal terms were not disclosed. In a statement, Oracle Senior Vice President for Server Technologies Thomas Kurian said the company will incorporate Sunopsis's products into Oracle's Fusion Middleware suite, which includes application servers, data warehousing platforms, master data management tools, and other products that help enterprises integrate and secure disparate applications and data sources. Specifically, Oracle said, the Sunopsis products will become part of Oracle's Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Business Intelligence, and Master Data Management product lines. Sunopsis, an eight-year-old, privately owned company based in Limonest, France, with a U.S. office in Burlington, MA, claims 500 customers, many in manufacturing. Those include Fiat, American Eurocopter, and Trelleborg Wheel Systems, a Swedish maker of industrial wheels that uses Sunopsis's technology to integrate plant data from multiple IBM AS/400 systems into a SQL Server database system which displays the information in the form of performance dashboards. [Click to continue] |
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