Multi-Layered
Interoperability
Interoperable by design
Turium platform products are designed to interoperate seamlessly across the complete tech stack, harmonizing your organization's data engineering, data science, and operational functionalities onto a singular, cohesive platform. In the Turium ecosystem, your data transforms into a dynamic asset, ready to fuel your entire enterprise with flexibility. Whether you're interconnecting models, engineering applications, or making on-the-spot decisions in the field, Turium ensures your data is accessible, actionable, and powerful.
Open Technology
Ecosystem
Turium platform products are open, interoperable, and architected with the explicit aim of enhancing the value you extract from your data. By leveraging open data formats and offering an array of options to export any data or analysis within the system, Turium platform products ensure your unrestricted ownership and seamless accessibility to your data.
Moreover, Turium platform products provide open interfaces for bespoke customization and extension. Our open APIs can be utilized to tailor the platform to meet a diverse range of needs. As an open system that utilizes open data formats, Turium platform products stand as a testament to interoperability and extensibility, adeptly accommodating the ever-evolving technology landscape.
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Data
Interoperability
Each facet of the Turium platform products maintains a firm commitment to data formats. All data that is integrated into the platform products is stored in its original format, and accessible through standard interfaces — such as REST, JDBC, and secure filesystem access. Furthermore, all transformed data is available in open formats such as parquet by default. This allows for deep connectivity with existing data platforms, systems of record, and other services within existing data architectures.
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Lineage
Interoperability
Turium platform products support comprehensive integration patterns with both necessary (e.g., attribution, lineage) and discretionary (e.g., tags, enrichments) information. Turium’s lineage services securely expose all metadata attributes that exist across projects, datasets, models, analyses, applications, pipeline orchestrations, resource health, and much more. This enables deep integration with existing data catalogs, metadata management tools, master data management tools, and other services contained within existing governance architectures.
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Algology
Interoperability
Algology in Turium Algoreus pushes beyond traditional semantic definitions and includes granular definitions for the events, event types, links, actions, and functions that drive complex operations. All items in the Algology layer can be accessible using REST APIs and customized through JSON-driven writing paradigms. This enables bidirectional synchronization with existing semantic modeling tools, data catalog ontologies, and domain-specific modelling tools
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Logic
Interoperability
Logic held in the code repositories in Turium platform products are stored within a highly available git service and can be securely accessed both by UI-driven exports, and API/programmatic interactions for reuse.
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Analytical
Interoperability
Turium platform products come with a comprehensive set of analytical tools to empower users, but they can also work in tandem with current investments like BI and data science tools. Out-of-the-box connectors are available for common systems such as Power BI®, Tableau, Jupyter, and RStudio®. These connections enable a broad variety of users to access integrated data while using Turium’s best-in-class data management, model management, and governance.
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Security
Interoperability
Turium platform products deliver comprehensive, transparent controls across all platform resources. Turium’s security services are intended to leverage existing authentication systems (for example, via SAML) for identity, and existing authorization systems (for example, Active Directory) for permissions that can span role-based, classification-based, and purpose-based regimes. Dynamic and retroactive access to all security information in Turium is accessible through the Turium platform’s REST APIs.