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Score 8.8 out of 10

Based on 336 reviews and ratings

Score 7.8 out of 10

Based on 93 reviews and ratings

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Feature Rating Comparison

Amazon Web Services

8.3

Oracle Data Integrator

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Service-level Agreement (SLA) uptime

8.9

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Dynamic scaling

9.1

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Elastic load balancing

8.7

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Pre-configured templates

7.6

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Monitoring tools

7.5

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Pre-defined machine images

7.9

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Operating system support

7.9

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Security controls

8.4

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Amazon Web Services

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Oracle Data Integrator

7.1

Ease of building user interfaces

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7.3

Scalability

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8.2

Platform management overhead

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6.4

Workflow engine capability

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8.2

Platform access control

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7.3

Development environment creation

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7.3

Development environment replication

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7.3

Issue monitoring and notification

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6.4

Issue recovery

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6.4

Upgrades and platform fixes

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6.4

Pros

Complete Failover and Disaster Recovery services which scale to your desired need
Several service level options from dynamic storage pricing to pre-allocated
Customer service responsiveness -- issues are resolved with a quick email or phone call rapidly

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Consultant in Engineering

Utilities Company, 5001-10,000 employees

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Converts data from various sources into one target format using various business logic rules and integrates with various DBMS types.
Transformed data from DB2, SQL Server and other Oracle databases into flat files and then used ETL jobs to load into Oracle DB target
Data Integrator and Goldengate were used together to accomplish the data movement needed for business and data consolidation in live environment. Data Integrator helped with development and in reducing lead time to convert data into target.

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Employee in Information Technology

Information Technology and Services Company, 10,001+ employees

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Cons

Because we have a large amount of data, constantly uploading and downloading, our monthly fee isn't a set amount, but instead fluctuates up and down each month.

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Vice President, Client Services & Resources

PMD MediaMarketing and Advertising, 11-50 employees

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In ODI 12c, Oracle added a migration tool for OWB clients. It works, but not as well as we thought. We knew we would have to recreate the process flow - but then some of our OWB scripts didn't migrate well - and we ended up spending a lot more time than we initially thought [while] going through the entire migration.
The installation isn't trivial. It took us a while to figure out which components need to reside where, how WebLogic fits in, and how to set it all up.
The Oracle training for ODI is outrageously expensive - over 4K for a 5-day class.

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IS Manager, Data Services

Santa Clara CountyGovernment Administration, 10,001+ employees

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Likelihood to Renew

Amazon Web Services9.4

Based on 10 answers

A paradigm shift from companies like Microsoft that have made procuring and using software and license so hard. Not to mention installing, configuring and hiring folks to maintain it. AWS makes it so easy to have an enterprise infrastructure that scales up and down and very affordable

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Vice-President in Engineering

11-50 employees

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Oracle Data Integrator10.0

Based on 4 answers

ODI is your power to any kind of database, operating system, big data or others.

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Senior Solutions Architect

Ekol LogisticsInformation Technology and Services, 51-200 employees

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Usability

Amazon Web Services9.0

Based on 3 answers

Easy to use/learning curve. If you are new to the use of cloud storage, AWS is your entry point. If you have experience in that field, AWS is the way to go.

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Miguel Angel Merino Vega

Analista de Sistemas

Consultor independiente de softwareComputer Software, 1-10 employees

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Reliability and Availability

Amazon Web Services9.0

Based on 1 answer

Availability is very good, with the exception of occasional spectacular outages.

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Anonymous

Computer Software Company, 1001-5000 employees

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Performance

AWS does not provide the raw performance that you can get by building your own custom infrastructure. However, it is often the case that the benefits of specialized, high-performance hardware do not necessarily outweigh the significant extra cost and risk. Performance as perceived by the user is very different from raw throughput.

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Computer Software Company, 1001-5000 employees

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Support

Amazon Web Services3.0

Based on 3 answers

Neutral, no experience with either.

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Computer Software Company, 1001-5000 employees

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Implementation

Amazon Web Services10.0

Based on 3 answers

The API's were very well documented and was Janova's main point of entry into the services.

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Vice President Marketing and Product Management

SPIDA SoftwareInformation Technology and Services, 11-50 employees

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Oracle Data Integrator7.0

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Alternatives Considered

I selected AWS for my development environment and disaster recovery, due to the simplicity compared to other vendors.

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Cloud Services

General ContractorComputer Networking, 1-10 employees

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We migrated to ODI from OWB - and we found ODI to be light years ahead of OWB (features, performance, and connectivity). We also looked at Informatica, but were turned down by its cost. Being a SAP Business Objects shop, we also considered the SAP Data Integrator tool (it offers data lineage capability that could be very valuable) - but since our entire data platform is running on Oracle, we preferred staying with Oracle. Once ODI 12g came out with the OWB to ODI migration tool, it was a no-brainer.

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IS Manager, Data Services

Santa Clara CountyGovernment Administration, 10,001+ employees

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Return on Investment

Dynamic scaling has allowed us to match cost to revenue producing traffic

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AWS Systems Engineer

ConcurInformation Technology and Services, 1001-5000 employees

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With ODI, we are able to run our nightly ETL process at less than half the time it took before with OWB. This enables us to have the data warehouse updated and our BusinessObjects environment up and running 2 to 3 hours earlier than what we were used to.
For new projects, the ODI Data Transformation capabilities are saving us development time compared to what we had to do before with OWB.

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IS Manager, Data Services

Santa Clara CountyGovernment Administration, 10,001+ employees

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Pricing Details

Amazon Web Services

General

Free Trial

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Free/Freemium Version

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Premium Consulting/Integration Services

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Entry-level set up fee?

No

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Oracle Data Integrator

General

Free Trial

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Free/Freemium Version

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Premium Consulting/Integration Services

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Entry-level set up fee?

No

Additional Pricing Details

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