REDWOOD CITY, Calif., Sept. 16, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Informatica Corporation (Nasdaq:INFA), the world's number one independent provider of enterprise data integration software, today announced ...

Informatica is undergoing a successful business transformation and has strong growth prospects, with the potential for at least a 30% upside in its stock. The company competes in the data management ...

Informatica made a flurry of announcements at its Informatica World event in Las Vegas about its suite of AI-powered products and several collaborations, including one with Microsoft (MSFT).

People have long regarded Informatica Inc. as a stodgy provider of extract, transform and load or ETL services, proficient at moving data from mainframes to data warehouses, but not much else. Then in ...

Informatica from Salesforce, a leader in AI-powered enterprise cloud data management, is deepening its integration with Microsoft, including general availability of support for Informatica Intelligent ...

Informatica, Inc (INFA) is a data management company. Its artificial intelligence (AI) system, nicknamed CLAIRE, assists customers with connecting and consolidating data across multiple cloud systems.

Making a noteworthy insider sell on November 14, Ithaca LP, Director at Informatica (NYSE:INFA), is reported in the latest SEC filing. What Happened: LP's decision to sell 1,861,011 shares of ...

Shares of Salesforce closed more than 1% higher on Tuesday. Informatica stock rose 6%. "Truly autonomous, trustworthy AI agents need the most comprehensive understanding of their data," said Steve ...

On 27 May, Salesforce announced an $8bn agreement to acquire cloud data management company Informatica. Salesforce’s rationale for the deal is to make the company more competitive in the rapidly ...

Informatica continues to innovate in enterprise data management. When did you first recognize data as a vital asset to your company or begin emphasizing data quality? Throughout my career in ...

Informatica, a data company founded in 1993, is making a big bet on cloud, its CEO told Insider. The company is expanding its partnerships with Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, and Google Cloud.