Log in or Register for enhanced features | Forgotten Password?
Software Systems & Networks Communications Services The CIO Agenda
Software
Content Management
CBR TV
Return to: CBR Home | Software | Content Management

Trillium Software launches new data quality tool

CBR Staff Writer Published 25 November 2008

DIG to target the financial sector

Trillium Software, a provider of technology and services for Total Data Quality, has released Data Intelligence & Governance (DIG) system to enable the financial services and insurance companies to validate data from various sources and meet the governance, risk mitigation and compliance (GRC) requirements.

A Harte-Hanks company, Trillium concentrates on data quality. Its systems analyse and fix records for banks, insurance companies, governments, technology companies and more.

Based on Trillium Software System, the new DIG combines data analysis, data quality and reporting software technology. The Trillium Software System is a unified software platform consisting of four products -- TS Insight, TS Discovery, TS Quality, and TS Enrichment – that enable data quality detection, construction, repair and maintenance. TS Insight is a data quality dashboard that enables users to assess, monitor and control the status of their data and the progress of their data governance initiatives.

TS Discovery is an automated data profiling tool that creates a bottom-up analysis of data. TS Quality transforms data from any source into consistent and actionable information. With TS Enrichment users can segregate data into demographic, geographic and other categories.

DIG includes built-in intelligence about the financial services industry for validation of data and compliance with rules. It collaborates with data tools such as electronic scorecards, reports, and graphs.

John Nicoli, managing director at Trillium Software, said: By utilising our DIG solution with its built-in data intelligence, organisations can achieve transparent, provably correct validation methods in order to promote compliance with government and legislation requirements and re-establish trust in the data that these organisations rely on for their business goals.

Comments
Post a comment

Comments may be moderated for spam, obscenities or defamation.