Kettle - Open Source Data Integration

K.E.T.T.L.E (Kettle ETTL Environment)

KETTLE is a meta-data driven ETTL tool. (ETTL: Extraction, Transformation, Transportation & Loading) This means that no code has to be written to perform complex data transformations. Environment means that it is possible to create plugins to do custom transformations or access proprietary data sources. Pentaho data integration (Kettle) is a powerful metadata driven ETL tool for all your data integration needs.

Apatar- Open Source Data Integration

Apatar is a Java based ETL data integration tool which provides a single interface to manage all your integration projects. With the Apatar visual job designer, even non developers can easily map and perform transformations without any coding required. Connects to key databases such as Oracle, MS SQL, Sybase, DB2, MS Access, PostgreSQL, JDBC data sources and more. Apatar is an open source ETL (Extract-Transform-Load) and data integration software application.

Jitterbit- Open Source Data Integration

Jitterbit is the provider of the most powerful, flexible, & easy to use data and application integration platform. This open source data integration software allows companies of all sizes to solve the challenges of application integration, data integration, SaaS integration, and business process integration. Jitterbit is available for download on Linux and Windows operating systems and is also offered in the cloud via Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud.

OpenKM - Open Source Document Management

OpenKM is focused on creating a Open Source Electronic Document Management System, that due to its characteristics can be used by big companies as well as by the small ones, as a useful tool in processing knowledge management, providing a more flexible and cost effective alternative to other proprietary applications. The use of a Knowledge Management System in a company helps to manage, more efficiently, the intelligence of the available resources of this company; this implies an increase of productivity in the short term. Through these systems the information, as well as the knowledge generated within the organization, can be both globally accessed.