Quickstudy article from Russell Kay describing EII and why it is needed.

Aruna Companion unifies disparate business data, and provides a platform for ad-hoc queries.

Kinor EII software takes data from disparate systems and aggregrates it into a knowledge grid.

Provides a software solution designed to logically integrate all of the information assets of the enterprise.

Provides enterprise data solutions, real-time data distribution, caching and management across the enterprise.

Intelligent Enterprise Magazine article by Rajan Chandras that asks the question, "Will enterprise information integration really displace traditional data warehousing, or just complement it?"

Weblog entry from Dan Linstedt wondering if EII is just a passing fad or a long term surviving architecture.

Provides EII solutions to connect users and applications to business information from disparate systems.

Intelligent Enterprise article by Andy Hayler that says the only problem with the 'EII for intelligence' approach is that it is absolutely and utterly flawed.

Intelligent Enterprise article by Tim Matthews that says given the growth of XML and the advantages of EII, more companies will change their view of on-demand intelligence.

DM Review article by John (JT) Taylor that attempts to define EII.

Streamlines integration of data from distributed sources while providing standardized access to integrated views of data through a single data layer.

XIP is an EII product that integrates and manages information from disparate, complex data sources to enable real-time business decisions.

Data integration and XML database Web services platform providing a way to create bi-directional cross application data conduits and web services.

Provides an enterprise information integration system that lets people and applications manage, search, and securely share information.

Semantic web-based solutions for Enterprise Resource Interoperability (ERI).

Provides semantic integration technology and services to address complex information integration projects.

Enterprise Systems article by Stephen Swoyer that suggests a potential use case for EII as a tool to help prototype the design or expansion of a data warehouse.

Article by Wayne Eckerson. Like all good information technologies, virtual data warehouses never died. It is now re-emerging under a new guise and with a slightly new mission. Its new name: Enterprise Information Integration (EII).

Web-based solution to join up multiple databases, with search, list creation, reporting and analysis tools.

Weblog entry from Mark Madsen containing slides on EII technology uses and abuses.