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Launching Hybrid Data Pipeline | The Future of Hybrid Connectivity

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Changing the way cloud apps access external data

New Product Announcement:
Hybrid Data Pipeline

Meet Progress^® DataDirect^® Hybrid Data Pipeline^™, the industry's first vendor-agnostic hybrid connectivity service that can run independently with any single or multi-vendor technology stack open standards for SQL and REST. Explore how our service revolutionizes the way cloud applications access external data, removing back office integration objections that come with adopting cloud technologies.

The latest innovation in hybrid data gives you:

Firewall-friendly connectivity: Access high value data securely behind any firewall with minimal implementation effort for your cross data center or cloud projects
Single interface to cloud data sources: Get fast, scalable connectivity to a wide variety of popular cloud applications like Salesforce.com, Marketo and Google Analytics
Standard SQL/REST access: Deploy a web services REST API (OData) for any database such as RDBMS, Data Warehouse or Hadoop Big Data platform to connect web and mobile apps

Save the date! Add Nov 10, 2016, 11 am ET to your schedule for the upcoming webinar, New Data Pipeline Transforms How Clouds Access Data. Watch the live demo!

In this webinar, Progress DataDirect developers reveal how direct SQL (ODBC or JDBC) and REST (OData) standards-based data access for hybrid cloud and on-premises architectures, completely changes the way cloud apps connect to external data, anytime, anywhere.

Don't miss one of the most anticipated product launches in our history.

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