Matthew Lewandowski

Senior Product Manager, EDB

Matthew Lewandowski is a Senior Product Manager at EDB, specializing in Database Migrations, Data Integration, Working with Public Sector Customers. At EDB, he has been a Sales Engineer and Field CTO, working with public sector customers and commercial customers to help them understand the value of EDB products and services and to be an advocate for their needs. Prior to EDB, he held various roles in product companies and aerospace and system integration companies. Much of his career has been focused on designing, building, delivering, and supporting database applications.

In his current role, he's responsible for the product management of EDB's migration capabilities. Using his past experience, he's helping to identify and produce products and tools to better support the migration of applications off of costly legacy databases, such as Oracle, to Postgres.

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Product Updates

EDB Postgres® AI Migration Tools Highlights

Accelerate Oracle-to-Postgres transitions and modernize legacy apps with new Data Migration Service, Oracle Estate Migration Assessment, and more This blog was co-authored by Matthew Lewandowski and Tim Boutin . Global enterprise and government customers have long realized the fastest on-ramp to modernizing legacy databases and accelerating application innovation is provided by EDB. The Oracle...
Business Transformation

Migration Conversation: 4 Vital Questions to Ask to Ensure a Successful Postgres Migration

In order to fully harness all of Postgres' potential, however, it’s important to start thinking about the process of migration as early as possible. Ensuring a successful move from Oracle to Postgres starts long before your data starts leaving the Oracle environment.
Product Updates

How the EDB Postgres STIGs Can be Used to Secure Your PostgreSQL Database

Increasingly organizations are turning to the use of PostgreSQL for their database needs. Simon Riggs here at EDB says, “PostgreSQL's speed, security and robustness make it suitable for 99% of applications, so it's a great starting place for any application.” This suitability is one of the main reasons why PostgreSQL has become so popular.