EII Last modified: Thursday, March 17, 2005
Short for Enterprise Information Integration, EII is software that combines various data sources at an enterprise level in order to support applications that present or analyze the data in new ways. EII provides a service that allows administrators, developers, and end-users to treat a broad array of data sources as if they were one large database or data service.  EII is software infrastructure not an application. However, it does support the creation of applications.
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