How Can We Help?
< Back
You are here:
Print

March 28th, 2019

WhamTech is excited to announce that it has become a member of the Cambridge Intelligence Technology Alliance, providing security-centric, unique index-adapter based data virtualization software to KeyLines’ customers.

The Technology Alliance is formed of industry-leading organizations whose products and services complement KeyLines. WhamTech is the first data virtualization software vendor to join the Technology Alliance because of its unique indexing and virtual graph database capabilities. Existing Technology Alliance members include Microsoft Services, Neo4j and DataStax. Existing Cambridge Intelligence customers include Cisco, JP Morgan Chase, Northrop Grumman, UK Government, Visa and Western Union.

WhamTech was accepted because it shares the same mission to help people understand complex connected data, and offer high quality tools that can be seamlessly integrated with KeyLines. In the case of WhamTech, graph queries using simple SQL can be executed virtually, leaving data in sources and relying on highly curated indexes that combine content, link and master data indexes within and across data sources. WhamTech can also perform link analysis based on data; not human interaction, aka Social Network Analysis (SNA).

KeyLines is a highly complementary tool to WhamTech’s SmartData Fabric® as it does not store data and is available as a simple thin HTML client that can run on any device. It is also highly interactive, fast and flexible, and provides a comprehensive range of built-in capabilities that avoid programming.

“The data virtualization sector recognizes the hidden insight in connected data, so welcoming WhamTech to our technology alliance is an exciting development. Combining their secure, index-based technology with highly-customized applications built using the KeyLines toolkit lets users turn complex data into powerful visual networks in no time.”

                         – Corey Lanum, Cambridge Intelligence Community Director

Read the full press release from Cambridge Intelligence here.

Table of Contents