What is EII?

The term EII means Enterprise Information Integration, a business term that works to copying  the data as well as to creating reports having mix up of  live and static data of the company.

EII  is very dynamic and efficient having multi applications for the big and small companies and users. The main function of the EII is to pull the data from a variety of sources to create a single presentation. For creating a single presentation, it access the data leaving the original in the virtual places and make a read only temporary copy of it. After transferring the accessing data from original sources to destination it again reestablish it again to its original  places and the transferred data reside in a new place. Thus this virtual accessing the data is the most specific feature of  EII.Internet is essential tool for EII.  

EII access the data in three format : structured, semi-structured, and unstructured. Structured data have  server-based collections of information like Oracle, SQL Server, and Sybase while Semi-structured data have emails and spreadsheets. On the other hand unstructured data have text documents and multimedia presentations. These data does not  easily converted into virtual information.

Another big function of the EII is that it is used for  creating reports because it has the tendency to combine the data from different formats (documents, spreadsheet, webpage, slides and graphics etc.) as well as having mix up of  live (dynamic) and static data in itself.  For example if the CEO of  any company  wants a  comparative reports of the company, he/she can use EII. EII makes the data in easy viewing format to convert it from variety of  data formats into three formats and make a comparative report of the current versus previous years.