Enterprise Solutions Overview:
Effective, efficient systems begin with quality data

You know the old saying: garbage in, garbage out. That’s been the credo of IT professionals for years, and it’s perhaps most applicable to any enterprise-wide data initiative. A system, no matter how sophisticated its architecture, can only be as strong as the data within it.

That’s where the Trillium Software System® fits in. Designed for seamless operability with the systems you currently have or wish to deploy, Trillium Software resolves data problems at their very roots: identifying errors, cleansing mistakes, resolving relationships, appending missing information and assembling the most accurate, up-to-date records possible for real-time, systems-wide distribution.

Make Trillium Software an integral part of enterprise success

We offer powerful solutions to help you assess, monitor, correct and share your data for the optimal performance of your enterprise initiatives:

Customer Relationship Management (CRM): Integrate transaction and customer data, from multiple sources in real-time, to create an accurate, unified view of your customers.

Data Governance: Assess and monitor your overall data quality through automated tools that uncover critical issues overlooked by manual, query-based methods.

Data Integration & Migration: With more than 1.4 million ready and tested out-of-the-box rules, Trillium Software can reconcile disparate data into one successful data platform.

Data Warehousing & Business Intelligence: Real-time monitoring and quality controls prepare data—from any source or application—for reliable reporting and analytics business users can trust for effective decision making.

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP): Sophisticated universal business codes and product identifiers help you prepare the data you need for mission-critical back-office operations, from supply chain management to financials, fulfillment and more.

Master Data Management (MDM) & Customer Data Integration (CDI): Create a single source of understanding that coordinates data from multiple sources into a common data set different departments, subsidiaries, vendors, partners and other parties can access and use.

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA): Manage a common data scheme that allows business users to access the information they need by function or purpose rather than through a tangle of multiple applications.