The user-friendliness and performance of Informatica is quite impressive. It’s easier to grasp and understand data quality, and how data governance tools work, as they are built on the same underlying architecture. The QCA addresses performance issues, whether it’s related to data, PowerCenter, or any other aspect. The shared underlying architecture enables me to pinpoint parameters for optimization. Informatica can handle large volumes of data without compromising performance. While other tools may offer similar capabilities, Informatica consistently delivers impressive results.

The profiling features are much better than the on-premise version.

When discussing data quality within IDMC (Informatica Data Management Cloud), it involves several modules, including CDI (Cloud Data Integration), CDP (Cloud Data Profiling), and Cloud Data Governance. Initially, we focused on Cloud Data Integration, which was the aspect we were already familiar with. We encountered challenges when trying to explore data quality issues using Informatica. We primarily used Cloud Data Profiling to connect with Cloud Data Governance, a tool also used by Teva. This integration allowed users to access data quality results within the data governance catalog.

The most valuable features of the solution stem from the fact that the product's integration capabilities are easy to work with, along with another feature, the name of which I forgot, but I know that it helps users to compare the quality of results from two different points in time just to see if there have been any improvements.

One of the most valuable features of Informatica Cloud Data Quality is Master Data Management. You can write code to build your logic rules to check the quality. 

The most beneficial feature of Informatica Cloud Data Quality is it's cloud-based. 

The most valuable feature is the rule specification. This is where we can define the rules and have our clients verify our transformation. The rule specification is a major transformation used in cloud data quality and especially in rule specification, we can create the business logic. If our business case or our use case deals with any kind of address verification, then we can go with address verification transformation as well.

The most valuable feature is its friendly user interface, which makes it easier to create quality shared functionalities or quality rules.