Can Google Office—not to mention a Google/Microsoft grudge match—be far off?
Why are the majors suddenly hip to the promise of DW appliances?
SAS last month kicked off an ambitious new effort to train and educate VARs, integrators, and other resellers about its BI software
Are you open to open-source? It’s out there, but look twice.
WebFOCUS Resource Analyzer, a tool that’s designed to help organizations accelerate the performance of their WebFOCUS-based BI infrastructures.
The certain undeniable logic of Crystal Reports for Eclipse.
It’s a milestone release, analysts concede, even if—in most other respects—it brings little new to the table in terms of either features or functionality.
The challenge is to simultaneously ensure both the integrity and the appropriateness of BI data for the users who consume it.
Teradata unveiled two new deliverables that are but the first in its burgeoning MDM portfolio.
Sybase hopes its new Data Integration Suite will help revive the fortunes of its flagging relational database practice.
Pop quiz: A bank employee “misplaces” a laptop containing highly sensitive data. What do you do? What do you do?
What are the economics of bundled ETL, and just what do Oracle and Microsoft bring to the table?
Big Blue already markets several content management-related offerings, so what does FileNet bring to the table?
The content management specialist last week agreed to be acquired—for the second time this year, in fact—by an admiring suitor.
Is OWB R2—which Oracle bills as a “completely free” core ETL tool—really that?
The next wave of business intelligence will once and for all take BI mainstream, with query and analysis front-ends on every desktop.
Before customers can adequately take stock of BO’s EIM push, it must deliver next-gen versions of its ETL and EII tools.
Organizers say JasperForge.org is the start of something big—but users grouse that the transition from the Sourceforge nest hasn’t been without a hiccup or two.
Don’t look now, IDC’s Dan Vesset cautions, but Microsoft has the potential to radically reshape the BI landscape.
It’s a big win for Informatica and an important milestone in the SaaS-ification of its data integration stack.