- Aruna Solutions, Inc. - Aruna Companion unifies disparate business data, and provides a platform for ad-hoc queries.
- Composite Software - Provides EII solutions to connect users and applications to business information from disparate systems.
- DataSalon - Web-based solution to join up multiple databases, with search, list creation, reporting and analysis tools.
- EII - does it have a chance to survive? - Weblog entry from Dan Linstedt wondering if EII is just a passing fad or a long term surviving architecture.
- EII Technology: Architectures, Uses, and Abuses - Weblog entry from Mark Madsen containing slides on EII technology uses and abuses.
- GemStone Systems, Inc - Provides enterprise data solutions, real-time data distribution, caching and management across the enterprise.
- Infostoria Inc. - Provides an enterprise information integration system that lets people and applications manage, search, and securely share information.
- Ipedo, Inc. - XIP is an EII product that integrates and manages information from disparate, complex data sources to enable real-time business decisions.
- Kinor Technologies - Kinor EII software takes data from disparate systems and aggregrates it into a knowledge grid.
- MetaMatrix, Inc. - Provides a software solution designed to logically integrate all of the information assets of the enterprise.
- Metatomix - Semantic web-based solutions for Enterprise Resource Interoperability (ERI).
- Modus Operandi, Inc. - Provides semantic integration technology and services to address complex information integration projects.
- Sybase Avaki EII - Streamlines integration of data from distributed sources while providing standardized access to integrated views of data through a single data layer.
- XAware, Inc. - Data integration and XML database Web services platform providing a way to create bi-directional cross application data conduits and web services.
Media publications
- ADTMag: EII - The return of the virtual data warehouse? - Article by Wayne Eckerson. Like all good information technologies, virtual data warehouses never died. It is now re-emerging under a new guise and with a slightly new mission. Its new name: Enterprise Information Integration (EII). (Published 2003.08.29)
- Computerworld: EII - Quickstudy article from Russell Kay describing EII and why it is needed. (Published 2005.09.19)
- EII: Dead on Arrival - Intelligent Enterprise article by Andy Hayler that says the only problem with the 'EII for intelligence' approach is that it is absolutely and utterly flawed. (Published 2004.07.19)
- EII: Information on Demand - Intelligent Enterprise Magazine article by Rajan Chandras that asks the question, "Will enterprise information integration really displace traditional data warehousing, or just complement it?" (Published 2005.02.01)
- EII: The Prototype for a Killer App? - Enterprise Systems article by Stephen Swoyer that suggests a potential use case for EII as a tool to help prototype the design or expansion of a data warehouse. (Published 2006.07.05)
- Enterprise Information Integration: A New Definition - DM Review article by John (JT) Taylor that attempts to define EII. (Published 2004.09.02)
- A New View on Intelligence - Intelligent Enterprise article by Tim Matthews that says given the growth of XML and the advantages of EII, more companies will change their view of on-demand intelligence. (Published 2004.07.19)
