IDG News Service - Hoping to bother the fascination of the cloud-curious enterprise, data-integration program provider Informatica has denounced a low-cost, cloud-based information formation service, called Informatica Cloud Express.
Pricing is to service, that will be existing in January, will beginning at US$99 per month, and will enable up to 250 formation jobs per day.
The gift is the newest pricing outline is to company's Informatica Cloud, that was introduced in 2006. This service allows an director to emanate online formation jobs that compound information from multi-part sources, inclusive databases, prosaic files and software-as-a-service applications.
The plan's pay-as-you-go model features 8 pricing tiers, formed on monthly usage. At the low end, users can duplicate up to 300,000 archives for $99 a month. With the priciest option, users can pierce up to 50 million archives a month for $2,000.
Informatica voiced this new gift at Salesforce.com's Dreamforce discussion this week and focused its representation on Salesforce users.
"Informatica Cloud Express is an exceedingly flexible, careful and easy way to confederate craving information with Salesforce CRM and [Salesforce's] Force.com applications," mentioned Ron Papas, broad executive is to Informatica Cloud service, in a statement. He remarkable that Informatica's Data Loader Service, a simple archives give service for Salesforce-hosted records, has consistently been a of the many at large used applications on Salesforce's AppExchange.
Also at the Salesforce event, Informatica technicians demonstrated how to use Informatica Cloud to duplicate information residing in Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server databases over to Salesforce's newly launched Database.com.
For heavier users of Informatica Cloud, the firm moreover offers a few extra fixed-pricing models, trimming from $1,500 to $6,000 a month. It moreover offers a giveaway information loading service that may be used for simple emigration tasks.
Joab Jackson covers craving program and broad technology violation headlines for The IDG News Service . Follow Joab on Twitter at @Joab_Jackson . Joab's e-mail residence is Joab_Jackson@idg.com
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