I am familiar with BryteFlow SAP Data Lake Builder. I mostly work with the cloud version. I also used the on-premises edition, which is SAP HANA. The cloud edition should be database cloud. The cloud solution that I am working with is served by SAP, so I do not know what clouds they use behind. I use the link to connect to that site. I think I am utilizing a private cloud. I do not know if SAP has the real-time data replication feature, but perhaps for the SAP site, SAP put SAP HANA on centers. SAP HANA is an in-memory database. So we can put our ERP and our reporting layer on the in-memory database in the SAP site. This provides real-time analytics. HANA is in the center, it is in-memory and we can create, for example, a 30 terabyte memory in-memory HANA database. We can put everything in there. So we put applications on top of HANA. In that way, we can see real-time analytics in the SAP environment. I purchased BryteFlow SAP Data Lake Builder directly from the vendor, from SAP. We are a vendor, but SAP told us that we should buy it first. We are an SAP partner. There is a financial benefit for an organization to use BryteFlow SAP Data Lake Builder, as it could be beneficial in terms of finance. For SAP companies, it could be. For a company that uses an SAP product, they are trying to extend their solution with another SAP product. In some cases, we want to put some data in the cloud. For SAP customers, it is more meaningful. But for non-SAP customers, there are lots of companies to compute. It may be more meaningful for those who use SAP. Regarding pricing, I should compare BryteFlow SAP Data Lake Builder to different solutions to understand the differences, but I do not remember the license cost. My overall rating for this product is seven.
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I am familiar with BryteFlow SAP Data Lake Builder. I mostly work with the cloud version. I also used the on-premises edition, which is SAP HANA. The cloud edition should be database cloud. The cloud solution that I am working with is served by SAP, so I do not know what clouds they use behind. I use the link to connect to that site. I think I am utilizing a private cloud. I do not know if SAP has the real-time data replication feature, but perhaps for the SAP site, SAP put SAP HANA on centers. SAP HANA is an in-memory database. So we can put our ERP and our reporting layer on the in-memory database in the SAP site. This provides real-time analytics. HANA is in the center, it is in-memory and we can create, for example, a 30 terabyte memory in-memory HANA database. We can put everything in there. So we put applications on top of HANA. In that way, we can see real-time analytics in the SAP environment. I purchased BryteFlow SAP Data Lake Builder directly from the vendor, from SAP. We are a vendor, but SAP told us that we should buy it first. We are an SAP partner. There is a financial benefit for an organization to use BryteFlow SAP Data Lake Builder, as it could be beneficial in terms of finance. For SAP companies, it could be. For a company that uses an SAP product, they are trying to extend their solution with another SAP product. In some cases, we want to put some data in the cloud. For SAP customers, it is more meaningful. But for non-SAP customers, there are lots of companies to compute. It may be more meaningful for those who use SAP. Regarding pricing, I should compare BryteFlow SAP Data Lake Builder to different solutions to understand the differences, but I do not remember the license cost. My overall rating for this product is seven.