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Tag Archives: IBM
Upstarts Keep Data Warehousing Competitive
By: Doug Henschen, InformationWeek Announcements from Aster Data, Kognitio, ParAccel and Vertica highlight a healthy and growing market for data analysis alternatives. Vendor consolidation may be the rule in many IT categories, but data warehousing is proving to be an … Continue reading
Posted in analytics, big data, Business Intelligence, Data 2.0, Data Warehousing, in-database, Information Management, Intelligent Enterprise, Software
Tagged Aster, Aster Data, big data, Cloudera, column-oriented databases, data analysis, data warehouse resource management, Data Warehousing, Greenplum, IBM, in-database, in-database analytic processing, Kognitio, MapReduce, Microsoft, Netezza, Oracle, ParAccel, query governor, Sybase, TDWI, Teradata, The Data Warehousing Institute, Vertica
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Netezza to bake analytics into appliances
Big math chews big data By Timothy Prickett Morgan Data warehousing appliance–maker Netezza wants to set its TwinFins loose on data analytics, thereby doubling the usefulness of the boxes and positioning them to better compete with alternatives from IBM, Oracle, … Continue reading
Posted in analytics, Business Intelligence, Data 2.0, Data Warehousing, Intelligent Enterprise, Intelligent planet, Software
Tagged analytics, big data, Data warehouse appliance, DemandTec, FPGA, Hadoop, IBM, in-database, in-memory, MapReduce, Microstrategy, NEC, Netezza, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Pursway, QuantiSense, SAS, SAS Institute, Teradata, Tibco, TwinFin
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Talend Announces Record 2009 and Continues Growth in the New Year
Company Cements Its Position As A Global Leader In Data Integration Talend, the recognized market leader in open source data integration software, today announced that 2009 was a record year for the company. For the tenth consecutive quarter, Talend achieved … Continue reading
Posted in Data Governance, data management, Data Quality, Data Sharing, Data Warehousing, Information Management, Master Data Management, Open Source, Software
Tagged Bertrand Diard, data integration, data management, Data Migration, Data Quality, ELT, ETL, Extract, IBM, Informatica, Initiate, Load, Magic Quadrant for Data Integration Tools, Master Data Management, MDM, open source data management, Open Source ETL, open source MDM, Siperian, Talend, Transform
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IBM buys MDM vendor Initiate Systems
The move follows Informatica’s acquisition of Initiate’s rival Siperian. Vendors have been moving to add MDM capabilities to their lineups and IBM’s move was not a surprise to some. IBM announced Wednesday that it plans to buy MDM (master data … Continue reading
Posted in data management, Intelligent Enterprise, Master Data Management, Software
Tagged IBM, Initiate, Master Data Management, MDM, Siperian
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IBM Acquires Information and Analytics Provider NICS
IBM (news, site) has announced that it has signed a definitive agreement for the acquisition of information management and analytics provider NICS. The financial details of the deal were not released. National Interest Security Company (NICS), which is based … Continue reading
Stop Throwing Software at Business Intelligence
by Michael Vizard Any time IT organizations are confronted with a new challenge, the conditioned response is to throw software and hardware at the problem. In most cases that usually helps, but when it comes to business intelligence it more … Continue reading
Council sues IBM for ‘unsatisfactory’ MDM system
Southwark Council has launched a £700,000 legal battle against IBM in a row over a new computer system. The council said it has lost confidence in IBMs credibility and integrity, and does not believe it will ever be able to … Continue reading
Posted in Data Governance, data management, Data Quality, Data Sharing, Government, Information Management, Intelligent Enterprise, Software
Tagged ArchIndex, Deborah Collins, IBM, Master Data Management, MDM, Orchards Systems, Southwark Council, Websphere Customer Center, Websphere Customer Centre
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99 Cents Only Stores selects its new BI partner
99 Cents Only Stores has selected MicroStrategy for enterprise-wide reporting and analytics. The company, which operates 271 value retail stores in the US, plans to use MicroStrategy-based reports and information dashboards for insights into product sales, store operations, inventory management, … Continue reading
Energy Intelligence
Robert Farris writes: “Is that how much we’re spending right now for electricity?” A few months ago, I had a real-time electric monitors installed at my house. It’s a simple little device that sits on the counter in my kitchen … Continue reading
Informatica Acquires Agent Logic
Organizations face ever-increasing variety, volume, and velocity of events including sensor-based data, geospatial data, field reports, transaction flows, and Website clickstream data to name just a few. Operational initiatives for risk mitigation or intelligence-related situational awareness require timely detection and … Continue reading
Posted in Business Intelligence, Information Management, Intelligent Enterprise, Software
Tagged Agent Logic, analytics, Business Intelligence, CEP, Complex Event Processing, Government, IBM, Informatica, Information, Information Management, Operational intelligence, sensor-based data, Smarter planet
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