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The fast, intuitive, and affordable data integration software solution.

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Before embarking on your next data integration project, read this white paper to identify your options. Learn how Centerprise can deliver better ROI compared to custom development and legacy integration tools.

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Learn how Novartis used Centerprise to integrate sales and forecast data from major retailers such as Target, Wal-Mart, Rite-Aid and others.

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News & Announcements

News and Announcements
Data Integrator 5 Now Available

Astera's next version of its ETL solution is now here.  To request a trial, click the link below. 

Centerprise Data Integrator 5 combines performance, usability, and extensibility to create the best data integration tool on the Windows platform at an affordable price. 

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Recent Blog Posts

Recent Blog Posts
Centerprise 5.0 Released!
Wednesday, September 01, 2010

Centerprise Data Integrator 5.0 is now available. If you’ve been participating in our beta program, we thank you and invite ...

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Beta Expiration
Monday, August 16, 2010

The previous beta edition has expired. Please re-download from the same location sent to you in an email. You will ...

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Featured Downloads

Featured Downloads
Data Integration

White paper on how Astera's Centerprise Data Integrator stacks up with the current competition including DIY systems.

Download the white paper Centerprise Data Integrator 5

Technical white paper describing the features of Centerprise Data Integrator 5, including data maps and record transformations in detail.

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Featured Success Story

Featured Case Study
Novartis

Novartis, a Fortune 100 maker and distributor of pharmaceutical and consumer products, needed a solution to receive, validate, and transform forecast and actual sales data received from a number of retailers such as Walmart, Target, CVS, RiteAid, and others. Novartis used Centerprise to convert the data and make use of data quality rules to identify and correct inconsistencies.

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