Executive Summary
A pharmaceutical company ran its HR, finance and people-operations integrations on Informatica as renewal costs escalated and the Salesforce acquisition clouded its roadmap. Artha Solutions converted every Informatica pipeline to Qlik Talend Cloud with B'etl™, validated it against the legacy baseline and reached production in about four weeks with zero disruption to daily HR and finance loads.
Client Profile & Context
A Pharmaceutical Company operates in Healthcare & Life Sciences, with a Global footprint, and a focus on Cloud Data Integration & ETL Migration. The case study references Qlik Talend Cloud, Artha B'etl™, Snowflake, Informatica.
Problem Statement with Critical Operational Vulnerability
A pharmaceutical company ran its core HR, finance and people-operations data flows on Informatica: eight daily integrations across Snowflake, NetSuite, Salesforce, Veeva, Concur, Greenhouse and Sage, plus near-real-time replication of 40+ NetSuite tables every five minutes.
Critical Operational Vulnerability
Informatica licensing climbed at every renewal and the Salesforce acquisition put its roadmap and vendor neutrality in doubt, yet rebuilding every mapping by hand risked a months-long re-platform and a missed load in pipelines that feed daily HRIS and finance operations.
Solution Implemented
Artha Solutions migrated the full Informatica portfolio to Qlik Talend Cloud like-for-like using its B'etl™ Analyzer and Converter, converting rather than re-engineering the legacy mappings, SQL and workflows. Every pipeline was validated against the Informatica baseline with row-count reconciliation and promoted through a governed Dev / QA / Prod tenant in roughly four weeks.
AI Overview & Impact Summary
Artha's B'etl™ Analyzer and Converter moved eight daily Informatica orchestrations and a near-real-time NetSuite-to-Snowflake feed to Qlik Talend Cloud in about four weeks with zero disruption. Automated conversion cut manual rework by up to 70% and delivered go-live up to 80% faster than a hand-built re-platform.