IBM InfoSphere QualityStage Address Verification Interface V10.5 for AIX, Linux, and Windows introduces new geocoding support for global address information to further extend the data cleansing and enrichment capabilities of InfoSphere QualityStage.
IBM InfoSphere QualityStage can help your organization derive more value from the complex, heterogeneous information spread across your systems. The effectiveness of this information depends on the quality of data driving the systems and business processes. Organizations are unable to remain competitive without the ability to have accurate, concise information to drive decisions and interact with customers and business partners. The concept of trusted information makes a comprehensive approach to data quality necessary. InfoSphere QualityStage allows data governance organizations to automate the cleansing of much of the dirty data issues that data stewards seek to improve.
InfoSphere QualityStage Address Verification Interface enables you to standardize, verify, correct, and enhance international address information through:
- Market-leading address verification, suggestion, correction, and transliteration for 240+ countries
- Geocoding support for global address information with up to roof-top level geo-spatial information for more than 240+ countries and territories
- Seamless integration into InfoSphere QualityStage for simple application design and scalable runtime performance
- Region-specific and worldwide-scoped reference files to match the information requirements of any organization
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