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Will Asian firms take to Oracle's hardware?
News Vendor's new storage server appeals to existing customers, but the verdict is not yet out on how receptive businesses are toward the product, say market watchers.
Tags: Storage, Servers, Sales, Hewlett-Packard Co., Database, Hardware, data warehouse, software, Oracle Corp., software-as-a-service
The fraud connection in social networking
Insight A fraud ring is no different than a social network, as it's the relationships and associations that are important, says SAS co-founder and CEO Jim Goodnight.
Tags: Web 2.0, Business applications, Hewlett-Packard Co., SAS Institute, M&A, Cloud Computing, M&A Money, phone, social networking, analytics
Analysts: Hurd likely to keep HP whole
News Board's choice of a CEO from a diversified company such as NCR is a sign it's staying the course with the company intact.
Tags: Leadership, Leadership techniques
SAP: Days of the database are numbered
News Demand for cloud computing and faster access to data will lead to a future where companies don't need a database, says top SAP executive.
Tags: Databases, Cloud computing, Data Management, Database, SAP AG, Berlin, Vienna, Cloud computing, data management, top executive
Teradata: Fending off rivals with focus on data warehousing
Techguide Teradata has been increasingly mentioned by the likes of Oracle and Hewlett-Packard so much so you have to wonder what all the hubbub is about.
Tags: Data Management, Data centers, Databases, Medicare, Wells Fargo & Co., data mining, entertainment, data warehouse, Teradata, Data centers
SAS chief dismisses Teradata merger speculation
News Hardware barriers effectively block any union with Teradata, Dr Jim Goodnight has said, adding that he is losing no sleep over rival business-intelligence "mega-vendors".
Tags: Data warehousing/business intelligence, Hewlett-Packard Co., IBM Corp., SAS Institute, SAP AG, business intelligence, Hardware, barrier, Teradata, alliance
New exec at PeopleSoft Asia
News Enterprise software provider PeopleSoft has appointed Geoff Dickson as sales operations director for Asia-Pacific and Japan.
SAP, Teradata team up to streamline data
News Enterprise software maker SAP and data warehousing specialist Teradata are teaming up to build a set of applications that aim to help industries streamline their data.
Tags: Databases
U.K. insurer computes pay-as-you-drive rates
News Number-crunching techniques are being used to track driving habits to determine insurance rates for drivers.
Tags: Best strategies, Databases, Data warehousing/business intelligence
New HP head was NCR's turnaround artist
News As NCR helmsman, Mark Hurd brought the company "back from the brink," analyst says. Hewlett-Packard apparently liked his resume.
Tags: Leadership
SAP retools for midsize manufacturers
News The enterprise software maker releases a set of products aimed at small and medium-size companies in manufacturing industries.
Tags: Business applications
Fiorina moves on to speaking engagements
News Former HP chief has signed up to become a pay-for-hire speaker on topics such as leadership, competitiveness and workplace diversity.
Dell switches internal servers to Linux
News Dell Computer switches 14 of its internal servers from Sun Microsystems machines to its own systems running Linux and a new version of Oracle's database software.
IBM snaps up Cognos for US$5B
News news analysis The software giant's US$5 billion acquisition of Cognos shows how difficult it is becoming for midsize software companies to survive on their own.
Tags: Acquisitions, Mergers
Qantas kicks off application review
News Australian carrier, with over 700 applications under its wings, embarks on project to refresh its technology as part of a billion-dollar project.
Tags: IT Management, Business applications
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