It's here! Announcing the launch of our new Website

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MindStep is proud to launch our new website, www.mindstep.ca. We have designed it with you in mind. It is simple yet it conveys what you are looking for.

 The MindStep team is ready to help you solve both the architecture of your systems and your data needs. Our experts can identify inefficiency in terms of CPU, memory or storage utilization.  In the cloud world how you manage these can make a huge difference to your bottom line. 

 We also understand that people today demand relevant information, not just a collection of data. Our experts will analyze your data requirements and provide professional advice on how you can transition from data silos to a federated data store with minimal risks.  The main differentiator in our approach is that we do not believe in ETL, which forces everything into a single central database, nor do we believe that a single data technology resolves all problems.  

 We strongly believe in Web Semantic and offer corporate training on the subject.  We invite you to visit our site and our blog on a regular basis. We will publish articles periodically detailing how you can transition from disparate data sources to a single federated information store and/or Knowledge Graph.

 If you have any questions or feedback you would like to share with our team, simply contact us at info@mindstep.ca. 

 We look forward to staying connected. 


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