Next Gen Cloud Data Warehouse Automation Tool Available on the Azure Marketplace
Aug 18, 2022
Oka-Bi announce the 1st wave release of their Azure SaaS automation tool, Stakgen.io, to 39 counties in Europe.
West Midlands, United Kingdom Aug 18, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Oka-bi is a micro software house with a background in data privacy. Realising the market potential of a product that could automate data warehousing with privacy at its core, Oka-bi invested its R&D into creating the low-code cloud warehousing product, StakGen.io, which has now been released onto the Azure Marketplace.
The powerful software tool can help provide transformative business results by harnessing the benefits of cloud technology such as accessibility, scalability, and agility. More significantly, the automation functionality of StakGen.io delivers forty-five times faster than traditional builds, thus liberating time and labour commitments normally assigned for manual data warehousing projects.
Founder and CTO, David Hill said: "It was important for us to retain the ethics of data privacy at the core of the product. We are also driven by governance, consistent builds, and good industry standards with a large dose of innovation. We wanted a product that was accessible for all organisations and hopefully, to be a 'no-brainer' when looking to deliver a business platform."
StakGen.io is the ideal solution for any organisation delivering a project constrained by time or staffing availability.
For more information contact: [email protected] or visit: www.oka-bi.com for upcoming webinars.
Source :OKA-BI LIMITED
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