Mellon Bank looks to enhance its complex customer service relationships through IBM’s Intelligent Miner for Data.
While many large companies began installing enterprise resource planning systems several years ago, the push for Y2K systems remediation, combined with the cost-effectiveness of shared information over the Internet has prompted smaller companies to begin building their own. This growing interest has vendors rushing to find their niche.
Today’s trend toward enterprisewide information sharing has network administrators scrambling to “build a better mousetrap.” This solution presents blueprints for building a seven-layer security system within your own network neighborhood.
Suprise! You thought that your little warehousing project was going to move along without a hitch. Well, guess again.
No matter what form of data conversion project your organization is involved in, the methods can be time-consuming and a little risky. But one thing is for certain: The critical first step in data migration is data profiling.
As an organization’s data warehouse grows and changes, managing the volumes of data stored in the warehouse becomes increasingly complex, paving the way for metadata and metadata management
Heralded as the “Holy Grail of IT,” cross-platform information sharing actually has more to do with the security, integration and transaction of the data and less to do with simply providing users with common access.
In the battle for the hearts and IT budgets of enterprise users, storage vendors are moving beyond the issue of sheer capacity to the more compelling value propositions of storage management and storage area networks.