DILM Suite completed the sales cycle for the company on August 31.

DILM Suite helps enterprises make mission-critical SSIS workloads reliable to operate, easy to govern, and safe to modernize. Many organizations still run production data engineering on SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) — not as a hobby, but because it works, it’s paid for, and it delivers at scale. The real challenges aren’t the packages. They’re the friction in lifecycle management: manual environment comparisons, fragile deployments, limited change visibility, and the growing difficulty of operating orchestration reliably. That’s why I built the DILM Suite — practical tools for Data Integration Lifecycle Management (DILM). Our Core Tools * SSIS Catalog Compare — Instantly and accurately compare SSIS Catalog environments with confidence. * SSIS Framework Manager — Structured management of SSIS Applications for DevOps, restartability, configuration control, and governance. * Supporting tools that turn DILM elements into governed, deployable assets. We address a common gap: orchestration is getting easier, but lifecycle management is getting harder. Whether your team maintains large SSIS estates or is preparing for modernization, DILM Suite delivers visibility, confidence, and control — without forcing a rip-and-replace approach. I’ve spent years helping data engineering teams manage SSIS the right way — from framework design through production support and safe modernization planning. The DILM Suite exists because I kept seeing the same patterns: inherited “modern or bust” narratives that ignore real production realities, and the need for tools that respect both the power of SSIS and today’s governance and DevOps demands. We keep it focused, practical, and built by practitioners for practitioners. Learn more at dilmsuite.com or ssisframework.com. Explore the free Community Edition of the SSIS Framework or discover how DILM Suite can bring predictability to your environments.