Compatible data is integrated data. When a data system is made compatible, the data system’s dataset is integrated with the datasets of any other compatible data systems. Our patented Data Compatibility Standards are designed to utilize the transitive property of mathematics. Any data instances related to our Data Compatibility Standards are also related to each other. Hence, data from multiple standardized datasets are integrated without the need for data transformations, preparations, or wrangling.

Organizations save tremendously in time, effort, and expense when datasets are integrated at their source by simply associating with our Data Compatibility Standards. When it comes to business, data compatibility unleashes the power of data and information to provide opportunities never before possible.


Data Compatibility is
Standards-Based Data Integration

Traditional data systems contain conflicted master data representations that make them incompatible with each other. These conflicting data representations were never properly designed or managed for direct interaction with data from other traditional data systems. If data systems had been built to be compatible from the start, data integration would never have been an issue. Instead, we have millions of incompatible, conflicted data systems filled with many billions of disparate data records.

Maxxphase Data Compatibility Standards products convert any incompatible data system into a compatible one. Our Data Compatibility Standards provide a common foundation of “standardized data representations” to each now compatible data system. Any data related to this common foundation is integrated with any other so anchored data in any other compatible data system. Maxxphase Data Compatibility Standards are non-invasive as well: none of your existing data structures or data records are modified during the implementation of these standards.

With Standards-Based Data Integration, data is integrated from the time it’s stored in a compatible data system to the time data is deleted. The standardized master data foundation of each compatible data system provides data integration across compatible data systems. Each compatible data system becomes an integral component of a single, Compatible Data Fabric. For the first time, your data systems collaborate to provide a single trusted uniform version of your data, which improves decision-making and creates a distinct competitive advantage.

All data systems should be made compatible, especially given the immense benefits and simplicity of the process. Maxxphase Data Compatibility Standards is a risk-free solution to the data integration problem and represents an entirely new paradigm for developing computerized data systems!

The End of
Traditional Data Integration

Automatic data integration

Data compatibility marks the end of the “data silo” age in digital IT. Before Maxxphase Data Compatibility Standards, all data systems were incompatible and conflicted because their designs were too narrowly focused. As a result, businesses operate in a burdensome world of incompatible data silos. Maxxphase Data Compatibility Standards eliminates data silos and automatically integrates all data as a byproduct of designing and building data systems to be compatible.

Most organizations’ data-related problems are caused by data incompatibility and conflicting data between traditional data systems. This conflicting data leads to poor decision-making and errors in day-to-day operations, which costs businesses time and money! Instead, imagine an organization where all data is consistent, from the lowest-level detailed transactions of the organization to the highest-level derived information of the CEO's dashboard. All data is finally integrated – transactional data and decision support data alike!

Maxxphase is shattering data silos, boosting efficiency and supplying executives with the information they need to grow their business. Don't delay -- unshackle the power of your company's data!

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