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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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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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New Ideas for Old Information
Software/service providers are a natural fit for a growing archival headache; for many organizations, the cloud looks like the best answer Jim Ericson writes: We are barely a generation past the day when a stack of ledgers and cabinets of contracts … Continue reading
Posted in Information Management, SaaS, data management, Data Storage
Tagged Information Management, Data, SaaS, Google, Cloud, Microsoft, HP, data management, Data Strategy, archival, data archival, information archival, Jim Ericson, corporate record libraries, cloud archival, Storage, storage strategies, corporate information archival, email archival, Storage SaaS, Archival SaaS, archive hosting, Proofpoint, Sun, EMC, Iron Mountain, Amazon Web Services, AWS, cloud-based archives, Adam Couture, Dell, Clearpace, Moonwalk, Sonian, Greg Arnette, Sonian SA2, Vertica, columnar database, Kay Kinton, reduce archive volumes
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Microsoft’s Data Warehousing Solution Reaches CTP
Barb Mosher writes: Code named “Madison”, Microsoft’s new data warehousing solution for SQL Server 2008 R2 (news, site) is now available as a CTP. A Brand New SQL Server Microsoft’s release of SQL Server 2008 R2 has sparked a bit of interest. There have … Continue reading
