I use IBM InfoSphere Optim Test Data Management (TDM) for data management. We usually do the data validation from the source to the target and apply the transformation logic.
I have worked with IBM Optim tool, and implemented it in automobile, finance, and health care organizations on all its four solutions - Data Archiving (DG), Test Data Management (TDM), Data Masking (DP) and Application Retirement.
Database Security Consultant at a tech services company
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2018-02-27T00:48:00Z
Feb 27, 2018
I have implemented IBM Optim Test Data Management on several clients from the financial and healthcare industries. Dozens of database servers were covered and running RDBMS, like Oracle, MS SQL Server, and DB2.
What is TDM (test data management)? Test Data Management (TDM) refers to the supervision and administration of enterprise architectures, methods and policies to successfully manage the value of the data and information lifecycle in-house or from outside vendor sources. TDM makes use of data sets produced to mimic actual data that is used by systems and applications developers to perform valid and rigorous system tests. True production data cannot be used for testing due to security...
We use the product to track across the entire product life cycle.
I use IBM InfoSphere Optim Test Data Management (TDM) for data management. We usually do the data validation from the source to the target and apply the transformation logic.
Data archiving on some of the packaged applications, test data management and data masking on custom as well as packaged applications.
Provide production-like data to lower environments, allowing us to eliminate risks of data exposure.
I have worked with IBM Optim tool, and implemented it in automobile, finance, and health care organizations on all its four solutions - Data Archiving (DG), Test Data Management (TDM), Data Masking (DP) and Application Retirement.
I have implemented IBM Optim Test Data Management on several clients from the financial and healthcare industries. Dozens of database servers were covered and running RDBMS, like Oracle, MS SQL Server, and DB2.