Metagenix Releases MetaRecon 2.4

Tightly incorporated with leading data migration tools, MetaRecon completely automates and integrates the process of building an EDM system. MetaRecon employs a sophisticated reverse engineering process to allow the user to load raw data into the software and automatically receive a complete analysis of the source data. MetaRecon analyzes the source data, providing recommendations for the target database, such as primary keys, foreign keys, table splits, normalization, dimensions, measures, and views of the data. MetaRecon uses this information to build a model of the data. The result is the optimal target database for the EDM application.

MetaRecon automatically generates an Extraction, Transformation, and Load (ETL) job for loading the target database from the source and automatically generates the framework for a Web portal. MetaRecon allows a user to generate the code in their familiar EDM tools, but from a single environment. Since the code is automatically generated, the speed of implementation is dramatically increased. Because the metadata is based upon the actual source data, accuracy is 100%, avoiding the "code, load, and explode" phenomenon. The outcome is an implementation that avoids the problems commonly encountered by EDM projects. MetaRecon allows users to integrate multiple disparate systems by providing a complete understanding of the metadata and generating the ETL programs to merge the data, all in a single, enterprise-strength application environment.

About Metagenix Inc

Metagenix Inc, located in the Research Triangle Park area of North Carolina, is a software development company specializing in Enterprise Data Management (EDM) tools. Metagenix's flagship product, MetaRecon, introduces the next generation of EDM tools. MetaRecon provides the first environment that automates data analysis and profiling, with seamless, error-free ETL job generation and migration.

Metagenix was founded by CEO Greg Leman, Bill Cowan and Lance Carroll in 1998. Greg Leman founded Maptronix in 1989, which developed and sold a system that showed public safety personnel where 911 calls originated. He sold Maptronix to Tiburon of Freemont CA, but bought back the mapping division in 1998. Cowan was previously Research and Development manager of databases for Data General, and Carroll was previously vice president of sales at Monolith Corporation.

Metagenix is organized around the open book management model, and makes its financial records available to every employee at all times. Metagenix currently has 26 employees, and active partnerships with leading middleware, e-commerce and data warehousing vendors.

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Contact Metagenix, Greg Leman, CEO, 919-490-0034 x17, gleman@metagenix.com, www.metagenix.com.