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SuperLuminate

SuperLuminate is a fully functional, web based, thin client, open source data dictionary application developed and distributed by SuperLuminate.

A data dictionary is important to any business or organization. The metadata in your data dictionary plays a key role in reacting quickly to new opportunities, reducing costs, and remaining competitive.

Data Dictionary

A data dictionary is a tool for the collection and maintenance of business and technical definitions that are classified and cataloged by subject and then related to other definitions for ease of maintenance and retrieval.

Equally, the data dictionary maintains information about the definitions, including:

  • Security information to track creator and modifier
  • Version information to track changes to the definition
  • Relationship information to understand the description's association with other descriptions of the same or other types.

Metadata

In a data dictionary these definitions are commonly known as "metadata." Metadata is usually defined as "data about data", because metadata is itself data, and is used to describe other data or process.

Metadata is generally broken into two categories, Business metadata and Technical metadata. Business metadata defines your common business vocabulary; your policies, procedures, and rules. Technical metadata defines your physical data assets, your information systems infrastructure; your servers, databases, and reports.

SuperLuminate is Based on Industry Standards

SuperLuminate is based on an industry standard physical architecture (IRDS) that enables your company to extend the functionality of SuperLuminate by modifying the out-of-box classification taxonomy and schema (A.K.A. Information Model), or by adding one or more of your own schemas. All extensions to SuperLuminate can be accomplished by modifications to the SuperLuminate control data forgoing any need to physically change the application or physical database.

SuperLuminate Provides Web-Browser-Based Real-Time Metadata Management

  • Easy to Learn Interface
  • Intuitive Navigation
  • Canned and open SQL reporting interface
Extensible
  • Data Dictionary Taxonomy
  • Data Dictionary Schema(s)
Secure and Flexible Administration Functionality
  • Web Encryption via Open_SSL
  • User authentication
  • Administrator, User, Group, and Read Only authorization
    • Record Access and Maintenance
    • Reporting
    • Tools
  • User Profile Management
Powerful Data Analytics
  • Browse All Application Metadata in Real-Time - Absolute confidence that you are looking at the current version of the truth
  • Advanced Search Capabilities - Speed investigation of application and data issues with detailed and flexible search facilities
  • Data Lineage Analysis - Understand the source and destination of data as it flows through your applications
  • Dependency Analysis - Track the impact of systems changes across the enterprise
  • Mapping View Analysis - Uncover how data is transformed as it moves among systems
  • Reporting - Create and save custom reports for easy repeat access to frequently used data sets
  • Versioning - Track changes to your business rules and corporate standards
Modern Standards Based Architecture
  • LAMP, Web Based Thin-Client Architecture
  • Schema compliant with IRDS standards
  • XML Metadata Interchange based Import/Export
  • Multi-Language Support
  • Can be run on any operating system supported by PHP
  • Can be run on any relational database supported by PHP
 

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