Cast Iron Offers Integration Appliance For NetSuite June 30, 2008
by Antone Gonsalves
NetSuite is the latest software-as-a-service vendor supported by Cast Iron integration appliances, which are billed as supporting application integration through configuration rather than coding.
Talend Unveils Open Source Data Profiler June 27, 2008
by Antone Gonsalves
Open Profiler helps IT teams assess data to identify potential problems before beginning projects such as data integration or application development.
Sun Bundles MySQL Database, GlassFish App Server June 27, 2008
by
Charles Babcock
By charging only $65,000 per year, Sun hopes to challenge traditional commercial software providers that charge large license fees and maintenance costs.
HP-Oracle Warehouse Marks Another Win for Appliances June 25, 2008
by
Doug Henschen
HP BladeSystem bundle targets 1-4 terabyte market sweet spot. HP claims speed and energy efficiency advantages over Dell's alternative.
HP Tailors BladeSystem To Oracle Data Warehouse June 24, 2008
by
Antone Gonsalves
The system provides the essential elements of a data warehouse infrastructure, including computing power, storage, interconnect, and management.
Kimball University: Microsoft SQL Server Comes of Age for Data Warehousing June 23, 2008
by
Warren Thornthwaite
With new compression, partitioning and star schema optimization features, Microsoft's SQL Server 2008 is catching up with the state of the industry in data warehousing. Here's why these three capabilities are crucial for scalability and performance on any platform.
Teradata Updates Warehouse Miner June 15, 2008
by Antone Gonsalves
The upgrade includes a new feature that enables business users to drag and drop analytic functions from an index and run them against a data warehouse to discover patterns in customer, financial and operational data.
IBM DB2's 25th Anniversary: Birth Of An Accidental Empire June 10, 2008
by
Charles Babcock
At first, relational database was a highly mocked product, halting in its performance compared to the programmed-path systems. Now it represents an $18.6 billion a year market.
Q&A: Amazon on Enterprise Computing in the Cloud June 9, 2008
by
Doug Henschen
Speaking at this week's Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston, Amazon's Adam Selipsky says enterprises are already embracing the agility and economies of scale of cloud computing.
