Informatica PowerCenter (legacy) vs. Stibo Systems Multidomain MDM

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
Score 9.3 out of 10
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Informatica PowerCenter was data integration technology designed to form the foundation for data integration initiatives, application migration, or analytics. It is a legacy product.N/A
Stibo Systems Multidomain MDM
Score 8.6 out of 10
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Stibo Systems, a master data management company headquartered in Denmark, enables data transparency with solutions that help companies unlock the strategic value of their master data. They aim to empower them to improve the customer experience, drive innovation and growth and create an essential foundation for digital transformation.N/A
Pricing
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Community Pulse
Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)Stibo Systems Multidomain MDM
Considered Both Products
Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
Basically the two solutions have, more or less, the same functions and features.The difference, for me, is that ThreatQuotient make more features over the security and I think is oriented to a SOC enviroments.

InformaticaExchange Connectors is oriented to the quality, …
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
Informatica PowerCenter is highly flexible and scalable for different types of data and it has any inbuilt function to transform our data into the meta data structure. Some of the tool sets such as TDM, is good in some ways but need EBF more than often when running into any …
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
This is great tool to handle large data in multiple data sources.
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
Informatica is a mature enterprise data integration platform for ETL jobs. Informatica has a suite full of tools other than PowerCenter that can be used for various use cases. It makes sense to know what the entire suite offers rather than just power center so large …
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
Informatica Power Center was already selected by my company before me. I just learned the software and started using it.
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
PowerCenter is simply so robust and refined that most other apps cannot do as much as it can. Even Informatica’s own Cloud version is so anemic as to not even compare against it. While from that perspective it feels bloated with too much to navigate through, many of those …
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
Alternatives:
  • Talend (open source, cheaper, longer development time, not intuitive UI, harder to troubleshoot, etc)
  • Pentaho (cheaper, better talend)
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
SSIS is a good entry into ETL, for smaller organizations or Microsoft-centric companies. It's strengths lie in its ease-of-use, quick turnaround, and simplicity. Its weaknesses lie in scalability and re-usability (you can achieve re-usability, however segmentation is at the …
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
While Talend offers a much more comfortable interface to work with, Informatica's forte is performance. And on that front, Informatica Enterprise Data Integration certainly leaves Talend in the dust. For a more back-end-centric use case, Informatica is certainly the ETL tool of …
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
Microsoft SSIS, Ab Initio and IBM DataStage are evaluated against Informatica. Informatica scored well on licensing, hardware infrastructure flexibility and Big Data connectivity
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
Much easier to learn and better performance
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
Informatica tool is easy to use and easy to maintain, it also performs well, which are the major reasons my company selected it.
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
PowerCenter is very similar to DataStage, in that they both deal with the movement and manipulation of data from one source/system to another. As we use both extensively at my company, I cannot say how it compares beyond that both are well liked and widely used. I would assume …
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
  1. Powercenter provides lots of features to implement mapping rules.
  2. Very easy to design, develop and maintain ETL code.
  3. Easily integrate with its other products like IDQ and MDM.
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
PowerCenter can be run from different types of OSs and can integrate with multiple types of databases and applications compared to SSIS. PowerCenter performs better with any type of database due to its ability to use native drivers to read as well as load data. Due to its seam …
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
PowerCenter is the industry leader when it comes to interfacing with multiple source and target systems. The graphical interface increases employee productivity while reducing human resource expenditures and training requirements. These other tools offer some similar …
Chose Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
Because of these key features :
  • Industry-leading data integration technology
  • Proven best-practice implementation methodology
Stibo Systems Multidomain MDM
Chose Stibo Systems Multidomain MDM
As I said in my previous comments, Stibo Systems Multidomain MDM suits very much perfect with any kind of MDM implementation be it Supplier/product/customer/location meanwhile other mdm applications are very specific to Product and customer(informatica), Customer MDM(Reltio), …
Chose Stibo Systems Multidomain MDM
Stibo has an easy-to-use API to use as DATA as a Service. I like SAP Master Data Governance, but I think Stibo has more specialization in integrating the relationships among the data tables. And then expose this data in the web API as a service. Stipo has documentation of …
Features
Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)Stibo Systems Multidomain MDM
Data Source Connection
Comparison of Data Source Connection features of Product A and Product B
Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
8.5
Ratings
2% above category average
Stibo Systems Multidomain MDM
-
Ratings
Connect to traditional data sources9.00 Ratings00 Ratings
Connecto to Big Data and NoSQL8.00 Ratings00 Ratings
Data Transformations
Comparison of Data Transformations features of Product A and Product B
Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
7.5
Ratings
8% below category average
Stibo Systems Multidomain MDM
-
Ratings
Simple transformations8.00 Ratings00 Ratings
Complex transformations7.00 Ratings00 Ratings
Data Modeling
Comparison of Data Modeling features of Product A and Product B
Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
8.2
Ratings
4% above category average
Stibo Systems Multidomain MDM
-
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Data model creation9.00 Ratings00 Ratings
Metadata management8.00 Ratings00 Ratings
Business rules and workflow9.00 Ratings00 Ratings
Collaboration6.10 Ratings00 Ratings
Testing and debugging9.00 Ratings00 Ratings
Data Governance
Comparison of Data Governance features of Product A and Product B
Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)
9.0
Ratings
12% above category average
Stibo Systems Multidomain MDM
-
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Integration with data quality tools9.00 Ratings00 Ratings
Integration with MDM tools9.00 Ratings00 Ratings
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Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)Stibo Systems Multidomain MDM
Small Businesses
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Score 10.0 out of 10

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Medium-sized Companies
IBM InfoSphere Information Server
IBM InfoSphere Information Server
Score 8.0 out of 10
Informatica Customer 360 for Salesforce
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Score 8.2 out of 10
Enterprises
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IBM InfoSphere Information Server
Score 8.0 out of 10
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Score 9.2 out of 10
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User Ratings
Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)Stibo Systems Multidomain MDM
Likelihood to Recommend
8.0
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8.6
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10.0
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Usability
9.0
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8.3
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Performance
9.4
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9.0
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User Testimonials
Informatica PowerCenter (legacy)Stibo Systems Multidomain MDM
Likelihood to Recommend
Informatica Powercenter is the centerpiece of our overall enterprise data warehouse strategy. It's a critical enablement to ensure we can feed in multiple data stream and transform them into digestible data within our data warehouse. With its flexible capabilities and API availability, we were able to feed in industry standard data format as well as home grown data structure. Overall, we are very pleased with their capability and contribution to our data warehouse strategy.
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STEP is very good for producing catalogues and direct mail, providing the content is maintained and updated regularly. The autopage function is ideal for catalogues, whereas for more stylised brochures we can paginate into InDesign which allows publishing end users to apply a more visual design.
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Pros
  • Informatica has a wide range of support for databases. Pretty much every mainstream DBMS is compatible here.
  • Designing ETL mappings and workflows is a very intuitive process, and takes minimal learning time and effort even for a beginner.
  • Informatica's biggest strength is its sheer performance. It is unmatched in terms of handling large volumes of data.
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  • Product Information Management
  • Attribute Maintenance
  • Product Relationship Maintenance
  • Logic Based Report Creation
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Cons
  • One of the challenges of PowerCenter is the lack of integration between the components and functionality provided by PowerCenter. PowerCenter consists of multiple components such has the repository service, integration service, metadata service. Considerable time and resources were required to install and configure these components before PowerCenter was available for use.
  • In order to connect to various data sources such as Netezza database or SAS datasets, PowerCenter requires the installation and configuration of separate plug-ins. We spent considerable time trouble-shooting and debugging problems while trying to get the various plug-ins integrated with PowerCenter and get them up and running as described in the documentation.
  • PowerCenter works well with structured data. That is, it is easy to work with input and output data that is pre-defined, fixed, and unchanging. It is much more difficult to work with dynamic data in which new fields are added or removed ad-hoc or if data format changes during the data ingest process. We have not been as successful in using PowerCenter for dynamic data.
  • One of the challenges of learning PowerCenter is that it is difficult to find documentation or publications that help you learn the various details about PowerCenter software. Unlike SAS Institute, Informatica does not publish books about PowerCenter. The documentation available with PowerCenter is sparse; we have learned many aspects of this technology through trial and error.
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  • The cost of this software is very controversial, we do not understand why this price is so high, in most cases this type of program has a better payment plan.
  • This software has a lot to improve in terms of interaction with each of its users, since the interface can be a bit annoying to understand and start its functions.
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Likelihood to Renew
Our team enjoys using Informatica and feels that it is one of the best ETL tools on the market.
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Usability
The tool is very flexible and will meet most, if not all, of your data transformation needs. It is an expert-level tool, so building your knowledge-base and user-base (and keeping that base healthy!) is very important. But it will pay off with strong data management and the ability to leverage that data in ways you haven’t thought of yet. Bottom line, data is money, and PowerCenter helps you monetize your data.
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Because compare to less negatives, this product has more benefits and positives. I worked on different mdm applications like Reltio, Informatica MDM, enterworks, Inriver(Riversand) when I compare with these tools, Stibo is very user friendly, easy to learn and understanding even for non technical users, it supports lots of integrations, API integrations and it has many core components/features which really help any organization to manage data with Trust.
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Performance
Positives; - Multi-user development environment. - The speed of transformation. - Seamless integration with other Informatica products. Negatives; - There should be fewer windows, to maintain developers' focus while using. You probably need two big monitors when you start development with Informatica Power Center. - Oracle Analytical functions should be natively used. - E-LT support as well as ETL support.
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Support Rating
Informatica power center is a leader of the pack of ETL tools and has some great abilities that make it stand out from other ETL tools. It has been a great partner to its clients over a long time so it's definitely dependable. With all the great things about Informatica, it has a bit of tech burden that should be addressed to make it more nimble, reduce the learning curve for new developers, provide better connectivity with visualization tools.
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Alternatives Considered
Basically the two solutions have, more or less, the same functions and features.The difference, for me, is that ThreatQuotient make more features over the security and I think is oriented to a SOC enviroments. InformaticaExchange Connectors is oriented to the quality, integration and distribution of the data in order to ensure the reliability and access of data from different sources, as well as the integration in a single repository of enterprise data (External/internal)
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Stibo has an easy-to-use API to use as DATA as a Service. I like SAP Master Data Governance, but I think Stibo has more specialization in integrating the relationships among the data tables. And then expose this data in the web API as a service. Stipo has documentation of cases for Retail and Logistics and how to integrate this spare data.
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Return on Investment
  • PowerCenter has been instrumental in being the center of all data movement within the organization.
  • It has also provided a foundation for which re-usability and scalability are the focus.
  • Finding talent with experience and expertise in PowerCenter is far more likely due to its presence and market share.
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  • Faster time to market
  • Trusted and improved data quality
  • Regulatory efficiency
  • Negatives are below
  • On-going maintenance costs
  • High initial investment and long time for payback period
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