Between the Balanced Warehouse and Dynamic Warehousing, IBM is executing a full-court press in business intelligence.
Holy Paradox, Batman: why prominent BI and PM players say Oracle’s move is actually a good thing.
Data warehousing appliances again took center stage last week as IBM and Business Objects both made appliance-related announcements.
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A new survey from Fortiva shows the extent that IT is unprepared for e-discovery regulations
Compliance is often a matter of managing change
IBM hopes that DB2 9’s performance, manageability, and security enhancements will make it a must-upgrade release
IBM last week made a pair of notable moves on the business intelligence front
Visual Mining and Tableau Software are established data viz specialists; both cite a hunger for analytics in the growing SMB CRM space.
Oracle last week helped put to rest a few of the many questions raised by its $3.3 billion bid for Hyperion.
Symantec Corp.’s Advanced Threat Research team reports that Windows Vista does deliver tangible security improvements—but Vista is still far from invulnerable.
SRM is probably the most important investment that storage managers can make, but it’s riddled with problems.
We sort out the complex range of data center challenges, from compliance issues to new technologies to securing remote users and suggest ways to make the DC manager’s life easier.
In practice, for some mainframe customers, Big Blue’s MSU technology dividend really does translate into significant cost savings.
IT is still largely unprotected from one area of enterprise risk: the insider threat.
Why not outsource your BI infrastructure lock, stock, and smoking-data-warehouse-appliance?