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 October 31, 2008
CEO and founder of Apatar Mr. Renat Khasanshyn joines the leading data management experts in the Halloween edition of DMReview radio broadcast to discuss horror stories of information management from their own experience and exchange views on open source and the role it plays across enterprises today. |
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July 2008
Apatar makes software that links dat a between different kinds of systems,
including applications such as Salesforce.com and SAP, databases such as SQL
Server and Oracle, and files such as Excel. It pulls data between these
different systems with the user having to write code. It's an open source
product. Apatar is looking to makes its money in professional services and
maintenance. |
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 June 28, 2007
Call it Web 2.0 meets the enterprise. Serial CEO Renat Khasanshyn joins us in Boston to talk about his latest start-up, Apatar, which recently launched a new product to aggregate and read RSS content within organizations. He's also looking for a modest venture capital infusion to help him scale the company. |
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 June 18, 2007
We talked with Apatar CEO, Renat Khasanshyn, about Apatar software, their company and their future plans. You can listen to this interview below. |
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 June 12, 2007
Video from Scoble Show.
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 June 12, 2007
Another fine set of VideoCasts from the Scoble Show introduce Apatar,
an Open Source application for integrating data across different
applications and platforms on an enterprise level through Java, thus
elimiating the need to learn about APIs.
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 June 11, 2007
Here you meet Renat Khasanshyn, founder and CEO of Apatar, and we have
a chat about the changes that are coming to enterprise systems thanks
to Web 2.0. |
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June 11, 2007
Apatar is a way to move data between third party applications and
existing enterprise systems. Renat Khasanshyn, founder and CEO of
Apatar, demonstrates his system here.
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May 24, 2007
Renat Khasanshyn is CEO and co-founder of Apatar, a leading provider of
open source software tools for the data integration market. |
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