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Sumit Sarkar
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I gave the prezi below on SQL access to SaaS at #PRGS13 in Boston and it was well received by Application Partners, Industry Analysts and Global Organizations in attendance.
The goal of the presentation at an appdev conference like #PRGS13 was two fold:
1. Illustrate how direct real-time SQL access instantly connects the business systems to SaaS data silos for data driven organizations.
2. Show ISVs how ODBC/JDBC access enables those data driven organizations to increase value from their SaaS applications. Salesforce platform is just one example.
What to think about while flying through the clouds
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Getting started
Get more information on SQL access to Salesforce.com; visit www.datadirectcloud.com; or call us at 1-800-876-3101 to speak with a Systems Engineer to learn how to make data access to SaaS sources easy via ODBC and JDBC.
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The goal of the presentation at an appdev conference like #PRGS13 was two fold:
1. Illustrate how direct real-time SQL access instantly connects the business systems to SaaS data silos for data driven organizations.
2. Show ISVs how ODBC/JDBC access enables those data driven organizations to increase value from their SaaS applications. Salesforce platform is just one example.
What to think about while flying through the clouds
- What are the challenge of accessing SaaS data in the cloud?
- Where are the business systems and end users that should be consuming SaaS data through standard data access interfaces, ODBC and JDBC
- Observe the amazing technology that enables seamless SQL access to SaaS data
Related articles for SaaS ISVs
Ranking the ODBC/JDBC application landscape for SaaS vendors
Is your data access strategy blocking adoption of your SaaS application?
Getting started
Get more information on SQL access to Salesforce.com; visit www.datadirectcloud.com; or call us at 1-800-876-3101 to speak with a Systems Engineer to learn how to make data access to SaaS sources easy via ODBC and JDBC.
To share this post on Twitter, click here: http://clicktotweet.com/ djIF0
Continue reading...