ER/Studio is a database development and management tool from Embarcadero Technologies (acquired by Idera) in California.
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SAP Master Data Governance
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SAP Master Data Governance is a master data management solution that helps users to implement a cohesive and harmonized master data management strategy across all master data domains. It is presented as a solution that simplifies enterprise data management, increases data accuracy, and that facilitates consolidation, central governance and data quality management. The SAP Master Data Governance, cloud edition, a…
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ER/Studio Data Architect
SAP Master Data Governance
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ER/Studio Data Architect
SAP Master Data Governance
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
No setup fee
Additional Details
Pricing for new customers only, first year maintenance included. Maintenance includes access to technical support and product updates for the defined period of the agreement.
ER Studio Data Architect is a global leader in the data modelling space and most other solutions that have support for third party data models include support for ER Studio Data Architect file formats. Many of the features are a bit more intuitive than the competitors and …
ER/Studio was difficult to learn at the beginning, but that was 7 years ago. I have used it across many companies since then, and It is really easy to use. I found it much easier to learn than Erwin as well.
My first modeling tool was Sybase's Power Designer and it was a fine tool to get the job done. When I changed companies 10 years ago I was introduced to ER\Studio and have been using that ever since. More recently I looked into CA ERwin and found it to be unintuitive but to be …
Although Power BI has a cleaner interface, the functionality in terms of making sense of complex data has to go to SAP Master Data Governance. Any tool can be learned, so although there is a learning curve to SAP Master Data Governance, their online resources are a great guide.
An environment provided by SAP Master Data Governance seamless and integration with other SAP products is very good. Also it ensures compatibility and streamlines procedures, this integration is beneficial for businesses who have already invested in SAP products.
SAP Master Data Governance is clearly superior from Informatica MDM as its faster and more secure then Informatica MDM. The SAP Master Data Governance has better data governance it helps in providing workflows which streamlines the master data processing.
1. Informatica MDM for lot of flexibility and integration with other tools. Need to integrate with other tools then it will be useful. 2. Infosphere MDM by IBM for handling a lot of data with complexity. Larger enterprise can got for it.
Great features and availability in cloud. Feedback from existing customers were good and easy to integrate with other applications in the market. High efficiency with easily scalable features. Continuous improvement and support. Product road map was good. Resolving most …
SAP Master Data Governance was the best choice for us since 50% of our business enterprise software consists of different SAP ERP software modules and SAP Master Data Governance integrates and manages data the best if from predominantly SAP ecosystems like ours.
SAP being a global ERP product supporting most of the business module, became one of the most popular ERP solution. The use of MDG module came in really handy as we could inter-corelate them & use easily with other SAP modules & data exchange becomes more easy and convenient
SAP Master Data Governance is quite simple on its first deployment and configuration of all its Cloud functions is quite easy. The big data handling functions with SAP Master Data Governance are functional and very secure tool for multiple project data migration across the …
When configuring and testing new plant and warehouse for our client in automotive industry we had to test warehouse business processes, for that we needed Mater data and transactional data. And We levied SAP Master Data Governance to import all the master data including Materials, Customer, vendor, work center, Bill of Material among other datas. Our inhouse SAP Master Data Governance team, tested the data accuracy, ran simulation before finally loading the data into SAP. There were many failed master data which could not be loaded because of missing prequisites like Plants, storage locations. We corrected them in SAP Master Data Governance system by configuring plants, slocs and adding them to the material.
ER/Studio is great for dividing logical and physical design. A logical model can be used with different physical platforms.
Studio can a useful macro capability that allows me to apply the naming standards across the model with ease and consistency.
ER/Studio does a very good job at comparing the model with the actual database and generating DDL scripts for production deployments.
ER/Studio has an excellent reporting and model publishing capabilities allowing me to produce models in the HTML format and publish them for the team as needed.
Relationships are a bit on the weaker side. Many times I found orphaned relationships that I could not get rid of, or additional columns that were automatically created during the push to the physical model that appear to be due to key constraint bugs
There are a lot of bugs introduced when merging keys. I tend to model 2 tables for example logically, establish the relationship, and then merge the additional key column that is automatically created when establishing the relationship. This sometimes causes downstream issues with the physical model (creating duplicate columns with _1 appended)
Meta-data could be improved. I find it hard to keep descriptions and other meta information clean when copying and pasting from other sources due to formatting tags being introduced on each object (font, size, color, etc.). The attachment feature comes in handy, however I am looking for the ability to cleanly document and map multiple sources to a single target while providing searchability and traceability
The learning curve is steep, and I think the build procedures might be challenging at first because we are transitioning from a non-systematic data management perspective.
My team and I believe that its integration into learning new capabilities is complicated and limiting in terms of customizing reports.
MDG has proven to work and to bring results once implemented with the right approach, right engagement and sponsorship. Given that it is a very good tool to govern and control master data. Mainly if your company runs SAP systems which there will be a very straight forward integration, not needing any additional middleware or technologies.
Upto 8 1. Powerful Features: It offers a wide range of powerful features. 2. Complex Data Management: It helps companies to comply with large and complex regulation and audit processes. Missing 2: 1. Less interactive user interface or less modern look. 2. Limited integration with other tools
I can call or email support and both get quick turn around. The only issue is they are on the west coast (US) and have a west coast work schedule and I'm on the East coast.
SAP provides great support for Master Data Governance (MDG). They work with us when we are faced with issues in standard solutions. SAP has a great set of Fiori tools that can be used for a better user experience. The issue with SAP is their web dynpro UI screens and they need to provide better support for performance issues that customers face.
ER Studio Data Architect is a global leader in the data modelling space and most other solutions that have support for third party data models include support for ER Studio Data Architect file formats. Many of the features are a bit more intuitive than the competitors and several of our vendors were already using Data Architect themselves which helped solidify the choice.
Although Power BI has a cleaner interface, the functionality in terms of making sense of complex data has to go to SAP Master Data Governance. Any tool can be learned, so although there is a learning curve to SAP Master Data Governance, their online resources are a great guide.
Using ER\Studio to create models and eventually the actual database schema allows for a picture that is understandable to the customer and saves significant time writing DDL to create the database objects (tables, indexes, relationships, constraints...)
A nice customer interface tool so you can create a web based interface to the metadata for a particular design.
The tool also supports sub-models so you can break a large project into smaller parts, I find this feature very helpful.
We can make smarter decisions, enabling advanced scenarios like as AI/ML for predictive maintenance of instances, and data standardization decreases application build time, reporting, and connectors.
The quality of the data has been increased, and the consistency of custom functionality has been assured.