Authentica Solutions Announces Six New Channel Partners

Authentica's DataSense Data Integration Tool Being Implemented in Multiple School Districts

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Dec 01, 2015, 10:49 ET

ATLANTA, Dec. 1, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Authentica Solutions, a data integration and data management leader, announced the signing of six new channel partners. The partners are Blackboard, SEAS Education, Branching Minds, KickBoard, DataWerks and Edusight.

The channel partners will be utilizing Authentica's data integration tool, DataSense, to manage the data flow between their enterprise application and other K-12 applications for their school district customers.

Russell Long, Authentica's CEO, said "Our mission is to accelerate the flow of learning. We are extremely excited to be adding this strong line-up of K-12 software providers as partners to champion this cause. We look forward to working with them, implementing DataSense in their schools and providing schools their data when and where they need it."

DataSense is an iPaaS (Integration Platform as a Service) solution, providing one central administrative web UI for building, deploying, managing and monitoring all of the data integration processes across multiple applications. Compared to API connector companies, DataSense is unique in that it allows for bidirectional data flow as well as an unlimited number of data flows.

In addition, DataSense was created as a single, accessible point of all data integrations. The DataSense Command Center serves as a repository for all integrations containing both a single point process and a vast array of library driven assets for the long term management of integrated data.

Jim Martin, Vice-President, South Region at Blackboard commented that "Authentica Solutions is providing a great service in the K-12 market. All school districts have a need to share data between applications. Authentica Solutions and their tool, DataSense, has provided us a way to confidently serve our Blackboard customers."

Authentica Solutions was founded on the premise of evolving the data integration challenge found with K12 districts, departments of education, Higher Education institutions and K12 corporations where it is no longer an issue but an asset. Removing data integration as a barrier enables the district and schools to focus on the core reason the applications were purchased which is most cases is advancing student achievement.

If you would like more information about this topic, please contact Gary Carabin at 614-296-6479 or email at [email protected].