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Automated Wellness Engine
New England automates student support The engine will identify struggling students or those not engaging with their program of study and enables UNE to provide early intervention. by Chloe Herrick The University of New England (UNE) has launched an “automated … Continue reading
SAP Busines Objects bets on in-memory, mobility in new BI release
SAP is hoping to gain ground in the increasingly heated market for BI (business intelligence) software, announcing a suite on Wednesday that focuses on areas like mobility and real-time data analysis. Business Objects 4.0, which encompasses both BI and EIM … Continue reading
Posted in analytics, BI Strategy, Business Intelligence, iPad BI, Mobile BI, Software
Tagged BI on the iPad, Business Objects, Business Objects 4.0, CEP, EIM, HANA, High Performance Analytic Appliance, in-memory, in-memory databases, iPad, iPad BI, Oracle replacement, real-time data analysis, SAP Business Objects
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Data Warehouse Architect of the Year
Architect focuses on developing and evolving applications Name:Jim Duffy Job title: Senior data warehouse architect Company: BNP Paribas Location: Paris, France Award: Data Warehouse Architect of the Year 2010 It takes a little something extra to manage a data warehouse … Continue reading
Posted in Data Warehousing, Software
Tagged BNP Paribas, Data Warehouse, Data Warehouse Architect, Oracle, Oracle Exadata
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Surprise: 44% Of Business IT Pros Never Heard Of NoSQL
They should. It’s fast, resilient, and often cheaper than conventional databases. Plus, it’s the backbone of many Web 2.0 sites By Charles Babcock, InformationWeek NoSQL systems are still in an early phase, but already they’ve played a key role in … Continue reading
Posted in analytics, BI Strategy, big data, Data 2.0, Intelligent planet, NoSQL, Open Source, Software, Trends
Tagged 10Gen, Cassandra, CouchDB, CouchOne, Eric Evans, Foresquare, MapReduce, Membase Server, MongoDB, NorthScale, NoSQL, rackspace, Redis, Riptano, VoltDB, Xynga, Zynga
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IBM Buys Data Warehousing Appliance Maker Netezza For $1.7 Billion
Data warehouse appliance company Netezza had been rumored to being close to getting acquired for a while, and this morning it turned out IBM is the one on the buying side. Big Blue is acquiring the company in cash transaction … Continue reading
Posted in analytics, big data, Business Intelligence, Software
Tagged Data warehouse appliance, Netezza
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The Advantages of Data Warehouse Appliances Revisited
by Rick van der Lans Much has already been written about data warehouse appliances and their advantages. In most articles, query performance improvement is described as the primary advantage. In this article, we take a slightly different viewpoint. Data warehouse … Continue reading
Posted in analytics, Business Intelligence, Data Warehousing, Software
Tagged Data warehouse appliance
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Microsoft Fills Up Database with New Technology
By Mark A. Smith Microsoft has started its marketing push for the Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 database platform. Despite having the year 2008 in the name (which indicates how lengthy Microsoft’s release cycles are), this is a major release … Continue reading
Posted in analytics, big data, Business Intelligence, data management, Data Sharing, Data Warehousing, ETL, Information Management, Master Data Management, Software
Tagged BI, Business Intelligence, CEP, Complex Event Processing, data management, data mining, DATAllegro, enterprise spreadsheet, Information Management, information platform, Master Data Management, Microsoft, Microsoft Data Warehouse Appliance, MPP, PowerPivot, Reporting, self-service BI, SharePoint, SQL Server, SQL Server 2008 R2, Stratature, StreamInsight
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Startup Pushes Hadoop via Spreadsheet
A startup called Datameer is offering a simpler way for business analysts to use Hadoop, the open-source framework for large-scale data processing on clusters of commodity hardware. The Datameer Analytics Solution (DAS), now in beta, features a spreadsheet-style interface; a … Continue reading
SAS Seeks to Improve Data Mining of Social Media
By STEVE LOHR No one doubts that social media – all the stuff on Facebook, Twitter and other online forums – provides a rich lode of user sentiment that companies ought to be able to exploit. And not just to … Continue reading
Posted in analytics, Business Intelligence, Data 2.0, Intelligent Enterprise, Software
Tagged analysis, automated sentiment analysis, Business Intelligence, crowd-sourced, crowd-sourcing, data analytics, Facebook, SAS, SAS Institute, SAS Social Media Analytics, sentiment analysis, Social Media, social media analysis, Social Networking, Teragram, Twitter
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Greenplum’s Chorus Builds Data Marts From Multiple Sources
By Chris Kanaracus, IDG News Service Database and data warehousing vendor Greenplum plans Monday to unveil Chorus, a bundle of software that allows users to quickly provision new data marts composed of many sources. Many enterprises have sought to build … Continue reading
Posted in analytics, Business Intelligence, Data 2.0, data integration, Data Sharing, Data Warehousing, Intelligent Enterprise, Software
Tagged Chorus, data cloud, data integration, data integration platform, data mart, Data Warehouse, enterprise data cloud, Enterprise Data Warehouse, Greenplum, Scott Yara, single source of the truth
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