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Push Technology Introduces New Functionality to Diffusion

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Data streaming and messaging solutions provider Push Technology, has released version 6.7 of its Diffusion Intelligent Event-Data Platform, which introduces a new personalised client data delivery capability. Diffusion consumes, enriches, and delivers data among applications, systems, and devices. The latest version adds session trees to the data wrangling capabilities, enabling users to tailor applications to meet security, optimisation, personalisation, and localisation requirements specific to a client or group of clients. Also new is a CDC Adapter, allowing connecting to a wider range of data sources with real-time streaming, and Topic Views for enhanced data transformation.

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