DBS-H Offers a Cloud Data Integration Solution for SME’s

There are many different storage solutions available on the market, from classic relational databases to NoSQL databases, on premises or in the cloud. With new solutions entering the market on a daily basis it is possible that an organisations ends up with a large selection of different databases that at some time require integration. Sometimes, especially in the financing industry, this involves legacy systems as well. DBS-H develops such a solution and their product, Coreplic-8, provides a continuous data integration between those different databases.

DBS-H offers a plug-and-play data integration solution for SME’s. Coreplic-8 offers near real-time data replication that ensures that (critical) enterprise data is available 24/7. The product captures transforms, routes and delivers database transactions across mixed database platforms, ranging from operational data stores to OTP databases (Online Transaction Processing databases).

The founders of DBS-H have a lot of experience in the database industry specialized in Oracle databases and data replication projects. Amos Shaltiel, CEO and former EMEA Regional Director at Bear River Associates, Michael Elkin, COO and former Oracle DBA, and Dov Hit, CTO and database specialist,

Apart from data integration they also offers a Data-as-a-Service that offers and easy-to-use Oracle database in the cloud. The DaaS is cloud independent and can run on various cloud platforms.

This DaaS provides a solution for management of database resources that includes database setup, optimization and administration, tasks that normally requires highly skilled personnel.

DBS-H is currently in beta, they just released their first version of the product. Since the big data startup was founded in 2011, they have secured a government funding and $ 55k in seed capital. They do not have any patents (pending) and have not yet won any awards. However, with the large amount of different database solution available, which is expected to keep growing, they have an interesting profile. Therefore we give them a 5 bits rating.