AIMLUX: Fusion and Graphixa

AIMLUX.ai: consulting is offering Database Migration and Ai Governance through - Fusion (KGNN) and Grafixa (Governance)  services  through a Global Systems Integrator (GSI) partner like TD SYNNEX requires a segmented approach.

Enterprises who require integrations can use AIMLUX.ai for a "Migration-to-Governance" lifecycle that reduces the risk of cloud transformation and better controls cost.

To succeed with TD SYNNEX, Aimlux.ai is designed to augment the Destination AI™ enablement framework, which categorizes partners and provides the "AI Game Plan" workshops to end customers.

 

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1. Marketing Fusion -Incorporate Intelligent Ingestion and semantic understanding to Database Mapping  (KGNN)

The Hook: "De-risking the Oracle-to-SAP/IBM leap with Knowledge Graph-enhanced intelligence."

Audience	The Value Proposition (The "Pain-Killer")	Marketing Strategy
CIO	Compliance & Trust: Ensuring the organization doesn't end up on the news for "hallucinating" or biased AI models.	Focus on Regulatory Compliance (EU AI Act, NIST) and brand protection.
CTO	Operational Scalability: Centralized visibility into "Shadow AI" and model lifecycle management.	Focus on the Integration—how Grafixa sits atop existing LLMs or internal models to provide a single pane of glass.
DBA	Data Lineage: Tracking the "Data-to-Model" pipeline to ensure training data is clean and authorized.	Highlight Audit Trails and data privacy controls that simplify their reporting duties

2. Marketing Grafixa (AI Governance)

The Hook: "From experimentation to trusted production: The guardrail for enterprise AI."

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3. The TD SYNNEX Channel Strategy

TD SYNNEX acts as the bridge between your consulting expertise and thousands of downstream resellers/customers.

A. Leverage "Destination AI™"

TD SYNNEX has a specific program called Destination AI. You should position Aimlux as an "AI Ready" or "AI Expert" vendor.

• The Action: Request to be featured in their AI Game Plan workshops. These are 3-phase discovery sessions for customers. Grafixa is the perfect "Phase 2/3" solution for customers who have already started their AI journey.

B. The "Bundle" Play (Migration + Governance)

Market Fusion and Grafixa as a "Clean Start" package.

• Pitch to GSIs: "Migrate your clients from Oracle to SAP using Fusion, then keep them safe with Grafixa."

• This gives the GSI a longer-term engagement (consulting for the migration + recurring revenue for governance).

C. Digital Bridge & AI Assistant

TD SYNNEX recently launched an AI Assistant for Microsoft Teams (via PartnerFirst Digital Bridge).

• The Action: Ensure your product sheets, pricing files, and "Battle Cards" (quick sales guides) are uploaded into the TD SYNNEX portal so their sales reps can pull your info instantly during customer calls.

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4. Key Messaging for GSI Sales Reps

GSIs care about Margin and Simplicity. Give them "Sales-in-a-Box" kits:

• The "Why Now" Trigger: "Is your client moving to S/4HANA? Oracle licenses expiring? Use Fusion to move them 2x faster."

• The "Upsell" Trigger: "Did your client just deploy a GenAI pilot? They need Grafixa before they go to production to manage risk."

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Battle Card

Sales Battle Card: Fusion (KGNN)

Target: CTO / VP of Infrastructure

Objective: De-risk and accelerate Oracle to SAP/IBM DB2 migrations.

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1. The Elevator Pitch

"Fusion isn't just an ingestion tool; it’s an AI-native migration architect. By using Knowledge Graph Neural Networks (KGNN), it automatically maps complex, legacy Oracle schemas to SAP or IBM DB2 environments with 90% less manual effort. We don't just move data; we move the logic and relationships behind it."

2. The CTO's Pain Points (And how Fusion solves them)

• The "Legacy Trap": Oracle migrations are notoriously slow and manual.

  • Fusion Solution: Accelerates discovery and mapping phases by up to 3x using AI-driven relationship mapping.

• Data Integrity Risks: Loss of data relationships during the move.

  • Fusion Solution: KGNN maintains semantic integrity, ensuring "Day 1" on the new platform is error-free.

• Talent Scarcity: Finding DBAs who know both legacy Oracle and modern SAP HANA/DB2 is expensive.

  • Fusion Solution: Automates the "expert knowledge" required for complex cross-platform schema conversion.

3. Key Differentiators (Why Aimlux Fusion?)

Feature	Legacy ETL Tools	Aimlux Fusion (KGNN)
Logic Mapping	Manual / Rule-based	Automated via Neural Networks
Schema Discovery	Static	Dynamic & Relationship-Aware
Migration Speed	Months/Years	Weeks/Months
Risk Profile	High (Human Error)	Low (AI-Validated)

"data unification layer"

"Data Unification Layer"

Aimlux.ai Consulting is offering a roadmap for Enterprise Users to better control the cost and risk of legacy database integrations, Equitus.ai’s Knowledge Graph Neural Network (KGNN®) functions as a high-performance "data unification layer" that bridges the gap between legacy siloes and modern AI applications.

Rather than using traditional ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) processes that physically move and reformat data into new tables, KGNN creates a virtual semantic layer that interprets data where it lives.

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1. How the "Triples" Graph Works (The 3rd Dimension)

Traditional databases are 2D (rows and columns). KGNN utilizes the Triple format—the atomic building block of a Knowledge Graph—to add a "3rd dimension" of context.

A triple consists of:

• Subject: The entity (e.g., "Invoice #1234")

• Predicate: The relationship (e.g., "is_billed_to")

• Object: The target entity (e.g., "Global Corp")

By breaking data down into these Subject-Predicate-Object relationships, KGNN transforms flat CSV rows or SQL tables into a multi-dimensional web. This "3rd dimension" is the connection itself, allowing the system to understand that a "Customer ID" in SAP is the same "Client" in an Oracle DB without needing to change the underlying data names.

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2. Acting as a Data Conversion Layer

Equitus KGNN doesn't just "read" the data; it contextualizes it. It acts as a middleware layer that translates disparate data languages into a single unified graph.

How it handles specific sources:

• CSV Files: KGNN ingests raw text or flat files and uses Natural Language Processing (NLP) and machine learning to "extract facts." It identifies entities within the columns and automatically proposes the relationships between them.

• Oracle & SAP: These systems often have rigid, proprietary schemas. KGNN uses automated semantic mapping to "point" to these databases. It maps the relational tables (SQL) to the graph schema, allowing you to query SAP data as if it were part of the same network as your Oracle data.

• IBM DB2: KGNN is natively optimized for IBM Power10/11 hardware. It uses IBM's Matrix Multiply Assist (MMA) to perform the complex math required for graph neural networks directly on the server where the DB2 data resides, ensuring extremely low latency and "zero movement" of sensitive data.

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3. The Process: From Raw Data to Graph

1. Ingestion (Schema-less): You "point" KGNN at your CSVs or databases. Unlike traditional systems, you don't have to pre-define what the final table looks like.

2. Semantic Extraction: The KGNN "Neural" component analyzes the data to find patterns. It identifies that "Entity A" in your CSV and "Entity B" in SAP are likely the same thing.

3. Automated Triplification: It generates the triples automatically.

4. Vectorization: Finally, it converts these graph relationships into vectors (mathematical coordinates). This makes the data "AI-ready" for Large Language Models (LLMs) or predictive analytics.

Comparison: Traditional vs. KGNN

Feature	Traditional Databases (SQL/CSV)	Equitus KGNN (Graph)
Structure	Rigid Rows/Columns	Flexible Triples
Integration	Manual ETL (Slow/Fragile)	Automated Semantic Mapping
Context	Lost in silos	Preserved across systems
Hardware	General Purpose / GPU	Optimized for IBM Power (No GPU needed)

Slash those Heavy Lift timelines

 

Slash those  Heavy Lift Timelines:

Accelerate Enterprise user "heavy-lift" migration timelines, while transitioning from a legacy Oracle database  to  SAP/DB2.  Manual Baseline conversion is notoriously grueling because you aren't just moving data; you're translating logic and remapping complex schemas.

While I can't find a specific software tool under the name "kgnn" (it may be an internal acronym or a niche proprietary tool), I can explain how Equitus.us—which specializes in Knowledge Graphs and Graph Neural Networks (KGNNs)—can be used to slash those timelines.

Here is how a Knowledge Graph-driven approach (the "KG" in KGNN) transforms the categories you listed:

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Accelerating the Migration with KGNNs

1. Automated Schema & Logic Mapping

Instead of manual mapping, a Knowledge Graph creates a semantic layer between Oracle and SAP. It identifies relationships in your data that standard ETL tools miss.

• The Impact: Reduces "Schema Conversion" and "Application Adjustments" by auto-suggesting mappings based on data context rather than just column names.

2. Intelligent Code Conversion (PL/SQL)

This is your "heavy lifting" (12–20 weeks). A Graph Neural Network (GNN) can analyze the dependencies of your PL/SQL blocks.

• The Logic: GNNs are excellent at "pattern matching" across complex networks. It can identify redundant code or logic patterns that can be batched, potentially cutting the development effort by 30–50% by automating the translation of Oracle-specific syntax into SAP-compatible logic.

3. Data Integrity & Validation (Testing)

The 15–25 week testing phase is usually long because of "data drift" or "orphaned records."

• The Solution: By representing your data as a graph, Equitus can perform High-Fidelity Validation. It checks if the relationships between entities (e.g., Customer → Order → Invoice) remain intact post-migration.

• The Impact: This catches integration errors in the "Initial Run" phase rather than during UAT, significantly shortening the testing cycles.

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Estimated Efficiency Gains

Category	Standard Timeline	With KGNN Support	Efficiency Gain
Schema/Code Conversion	14–24 Weeks	8–12 Weeks	High
Data Migration	4–6 Weeks	2–3 Weeks	Medium
Testing & QA	15–25 Weeks	10–15 Weeks	Very High
Performance Tuning	4–8 Weeks	2–4 Weeks	Medium

SmartFabric Data Conversion

 

SmartFabric.ai - Data Conversion Services for system migration from Oracle to IBM: 

Targeting DBAs requires a specific tonal shift. While executives care about "SKUs" and "ROI," DBAs care about redundancy, risk, and weekends. They are often the "No" vote in a migration because they’re the ones who have to fix the broken PL/SQL at 2:00 AM.

To win them over, the copy needs to focus on automation, accuracy, and the end of manual mapping.

Here are three distinct ad concepts:

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Option 1: The "Anti-Manual" (Direct & Technical)

Headline: Stop manually mapping Oracle dependencies. Primary Text: Moving Oracle workloads to SAP HANA or IBM Db2 doesn't have to be a manual nightmare. PowerGraph.ai’s graph-based modeling automates the discovery of hidden dependencies and PL/SQL complexities.

Get a decision-ready migration plan in 6–10 weeks—not 6 months.

CTA: [Download the Technical Brief]

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Option 2: The "Right Tool, Right Task" (Logic-Based)

Headline: Not every Oracle workload belongs in HANA. Primary Text: Over-provisioning HANA is a budget killer. Our "Migration-as-a-Product" service uses automated schema analysis to split your workloads intelligently: ✅ Core ERP → SAP HANA ✅ Non-SAP Apps → IBM Db2

Automate your assessment. Minimize your risk. Optimize your footprint.

CTA: [See the Migration Logic]

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Option 3: The "Peace of Mind" (Short & Punchy)

Headline: Your Oracle Exit, Productized. Primary Text: Ditch the open-ended consulting SOWs. AIMLUX.ai delivers a fixed-scope, automated conversion roadmap for Oracle to SAP/IBM migrations.

We find what breaks before you hit "migrate."

CTA: [Get the SKU Details]

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Targeting Recommendations for LinkedIn:

To make these ads effective, I recommend the following parameters:

• Job Titles: Oracle Database Administrator, Database Architect, Migration Architect, Head of Data Infrastructure.

• Skills: PL/SQL, Oracle Database, Database Migration, SAP HANA, IBM Db2.

• Groups: Oracle DBA Network, SAP S/4HANA Professional Group, IBM Power Systems.