In their 2013 technology trends,
both Gartner and Forrester have claimed that mobile devices will soon surpass
the PC to become the primary mode of data access. As mobile apps now power both
BI and operational/workflow engagements, many companies struggle to create an
agile app development environment. This is due to challenges with discovering
and delivering data assets and ensuring a high quality user experience in
accessing and interacting with timely, actionable data. Data Virtualization
(DV) allows companies to address these challenges by providing data
connectivity and delivery capabilities.
Mobile app developers face
challenges in working with short time windows to build apps while ensuring a
good user experience. Let’s look at an asset management firm for example. When
building a portfolio management app, developers must discover and leverage
sources like internal funds, CRM, accounting, market feeds etc., and deliver
data in the right format for app consumption. The Linked Data Services (LDS)
capability provided by DV allows data entities, like portfolio, fund, fund
manager, in the virtual layer to be browsed like the web, thus enabling
developers to quickly discover and leverage data sources. DV also allows
publishing data in multiple formats and writing back to data sources which
reduce custom coding, thus making app development faster.
App developers
improve the user experience through LDS, as this capability increases
flexibility in interacting with data, and ensures that only relevant data is shown
on the small phone screen with links for further drill down. Furthermore, by
enabling real-time data delivery, DV provides actionable data to users.
DV capabilities have helped
companies reduce their app development times by several thousand hours while
increasing flexibility of access for users. So, as more apps are being
developed, DV enabled reusable data services are becoming critical to
increasing business agility.
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