

Find out in this report how the two Data Integration solutions compare in terms of features, pricing, service and support, easy of deployment, and ROI.
Reliable data plus less human intervention and less error result in a strong return on investment.
Striim's continuous pipeline safely processes millions of daily transactions without data loss; my organization had millions of transactions every day and even in real-time, so it was quite good.
The incidents have disappeared completely since I have been using Striim.
Since it is now one to two hours, I would say it has saved employee hours and time.
The support for SAS in Brazil is not the best one, but the support in Sweden is really good, as they visit the company and work to solve the issues.
They are all knowledgeable about what they do.
The customer support has been excellent, and their engineers actually understand z/OS architecture and DB2 logs.
When you contact them, they give you a response straight away and help you identify the issue and fix it.
Our licensing was based on the number of cores, so even if we have a high number of events on any given day, our license cost would not go high.
I would describe the scalability of Striim as very good, as it adapts well.
Striim can handle the data volumes effectively, but it can struggle a little bit if the data volume is too high.
That problem has been completely resolved with Striim.
Striim was very stable.
In my experience, Striim is mostly stable.
There is significant room for improvement, especially with regard to using a hybrid approach that involves both CAS and persistent storage.
SAS Data Management can be improved in terms of the learning curve.
I believe if Striim could use some part of AWS secrets or its own secret mechanism to store the password, that would really save a lot of time so that I don't have to keep updating the password whenever there is any change.
They could improve the documentation by showing how to configure with different platforms.
The initial schema mapping tool in Striim can have a learning curve when dealing with deeply nested mainframe structures or complex copybooks.
From my experience, SAS Data Management is an expensive tool.
Licensing was a bit more expensive because Striim has to read from Oracle GoldenGate trail files and also integrate them.
My experience with the pricing, implementation cost, and licensing of Striim is that it is somewhat expensive.
It's very fair.
SAS Data Management stands out because of its data standardization, transformation, and verification capabilities.
The best features I appreciate about SAS Data Management tool are that it's easy to create the flows and schedule data, and the tables are not too big, making it easy to control the ETL process, including user access which is also easy to manage in SAS.
SAS Data Management's best feature is first, data reliability because SAS Data Management is a very trusted platform.
Striim is capable of absorbing a large number of transactions, and the difference between the two databases is always less than a second, which demonstrates efficiency.
The best feature that Striim offers in my experience is the dedicated IBM DB2 for z/OS connectors, which I really appreciated because it reads database logs directly, meaning we do not have to write custom extraction programs or alter existing application codes.
It reduces manual intervention because it automatically syncs the data from the warehouse.
| Product | Mindshare (%) |
|---|---|
| SAS Data Management | 1.2% |
| Striim | 0.6% |
| Other | 98.2% |

| Company Size | Count |
|---|---|
| Small Business | 8 |
| Midsize Enterprise | 2 |
| Large Enterprise | 8 |
SAS Data Management provides data integration, governance, and robust reporting tools. It connects to diverse data sources, ensuring quality management and enabling data analysis for technical and non-technical users.
SAS Data Management features flexible data flow creation, scheduling, and ETL control. It enhances data integration and metadata management with tools that support data standardization. Users benefit from its importing and exporting capabilities, connecting to multiple sources. It facilitates improved data quality management and offers a flexible language for diverse needs. Data visualization capabilities further support decision-making across industries, automating reports and data warehouses.
What are the key features of SAS Data Management?SAS Data Management helps industries like finance integrate diverse data sources for analytics and reporting. It is used for tasks such as financial reporting, credit risk analysis, and data cleansing. Through user-driven automation, it aids in aligning data warehouses and generating insightful visual outputs, making it ideal for analyzing structured data from sources like Excel and CSV files.
Striim offers a comprehensive platform for real-time data integration and streaming analytics, designed to streamline data processes for enterprise-level solutions.
Striim enables seamless migration and integration of data across cloud and on-premises environments, making it ideal for businesses looking to leverage real-time analytics. Its capabilities support continuous data flow, reducing latency and enhancing decision-making. Designed for scalable and secure data management, Striim facilitates effective data-driven strategies.
What are some key features of Striim?In industries like finance, Striim supports real-time fraud detection by providing uninterrupted data streaming between transaction systems. In healthcare, it enables rapid data processing for patient monitoring, improving service delivery. Manufacturing uses Striim to enhance supply chain visibility through real-time data analytics.
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