Database Management

Data warehousing is a crucial element to the survival and competitive advantage of an organization in today’s extremely competitive environment. As the size of an organization increases, data overload and data access are increasing problems for managers who often have to manage multiple database sources and extract real-time information for corporate decisions. Database workloads have changed over recent years as they are pushed to respond to real-time queries from people analyzing large volumes of data. Database systems performing ad hoc queries on these large data volumes for specific features such as cost allocation, data mining, monitoring, and alerting can strain the IT systems and resources. Firm looking for maximum performance resort or adding database administration staff or replacing their database management systems. With our staff of highly trained certified database administrators, SmartData can help organizations leverage and supplement their current DBA staff, or provide a turnkey remote database management solution. We will provide a full array of database services to clients at a fraction of the cost it would take to provide the same resources internally, at the same time allowing your organization to focus on its core competencies while we protect and manage your data with the highest level of DBA expertise.

KEY ADVANTAGES

• Comprehensive 24×7 service and support

• Reduced recruiting, retention, and training costs associated with internal management of a DBA staff

• Reduced costs of supporting databases by 40% to 50% over internal DBA staff

• Skilled expert team has detailed knowledge in various database environments including: Oracle, DB2, UDB, SQL Server, RDB and other database structures

• Increased uptime with proactive and preventative maintenance

KEY STATISTICS
According to Wintergroup research the continued exponential growth of data warehouses has tripled in size every year since 2001.

The move to new near real-time business has reduced data latency as organizations attempt to react quickly for marketing advantages.

Regulatory compliance (e.g. Basel II, Sarbanes Oxley, Gramm-Leach-Bliley) requires enterprises to capture and retain detailed histories of client data and transactions.