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• Business Analytics

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    The faster analytics performance spurred by in-memory technology can help companies capitalize on big data, but there are barriers to be aware of.

  • Marketing and advertising remain sweet spots for big data technology

    Marketing and advertising are the sweet spots for big data, but those who serve up marketing insights and ad space will need to evolve to survive.

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• Data Management

  • New BI stack tackles data load at Boston Children's Hospital

    Boston Children's Hospital upgraded its business intelligence architecture to boost enterprise reporting, a move that also required retraining users.

  • Expanded Hadoop use cases will drive need for new enterprise features

    With user interest rising, Hadoop vendors are trying to pave a path to higher adoption with add-ons that target issues holding the technology back.

  • Jim Goodnight on SAS in-memory analytics and the data scientist

    A podcast Q&A with SAS execs Jim Goodnight and Jim Davis looks at big data enablers, including in-memory analytics, and the role of data scientists.

• Manufacturing ERP

  • GE customizes asset management tool JackBe Presto

    The water and power division of the manufacturing giant used the BI suite to harness real-time operational intelligence into its capital assets.

  • Early adopters say Internet of Things resets software, business models

    In a panel session at SapphireNow 2013, SAP users and a telecom company say sensors are the easy part of making machines talk to each other -- and us.

  • Infor customers ponder where legacy ERP fits in new social, Web push

    Customers of Infor use its legacy ERP brands that go back decades, but now are being challenged to move to the company's new Web architecture.

• Oracle

  • Script writing rules for Oracle Hyperion Financial Management

    Accountants hate having to play with scripts. In this tip, TopDown Consulting explains how to build script rules so that accountants don't have to.

  • Domain-specific Oracle master data management

    Oracle master data management products are starting to merge various data management hubs, which is a help in particular vertical industries.

  • Privileged user management a must for DBAs

    Trust, but verify. Ronald Reagan made it popular, and it's certainly relevant for DBAs in today's consolidated, virtualized IT world.

• SAP

  • SAP social collaboration strategy grinds forward with SAP JAM

    SAP Jam is an improvement over SAP StreamWork in terms of integration with business processes, but questions still remain over its viability, William Newman writes.

  • Analyst Jon Reed on SAP SapphireNow 2013, SAP Fiori

    Analyst Jon Reed gives his take on SAP Fiori, a collection of apps intended to cover a wide range of business processes as simply and efficiently as possible.

  • Ariba Network announces QuickBooks integration

    At its annual conference, Ariba announced a new tool by partner Dell Boomi that lets small businesses integrate their QuickBooks accounting with the Ariba Network.

• SQL Server

  • Database index design and optimization: Some guidelines

    What are the latest tips and tricks for database design and optimization? Check out this tip from Basit Farooq to learn more.

  • Adam Machanic talks SQL Saturday

    We caught up with Adam Machanic, group leader of the New England SQL Server user group, at SQL Saturday Boston. Find out what he shared with us.

  • SQL Server meets database application security

    Make sure your SQL Server is secure by studying these general guidelines for secure database applications from SQL Server expert Roman Rehak.

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