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  • No more shortcuts: Sound data quality strategy a must for BI success

    In the past, companies might have gotten away with not building data quality efforts into business intelligence programs. That's less likely now.

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  • In-memory applications take on big data analytics challenge

    In-memory tools and big data can be a potent analytics mix. But before you put them together, read advice from experienced users and consultants.

• DataManagement UK

  • Big data roundtable webcast: gaining value from big data

    Roundtable discussion on business value of big data, chaired by Brian McKenna, Editor, SearchDataManagementUK, and featuring Mike Ferguson, Roxane Edjlali (Gartner), Joshua LeCure (GlaxoSmithKline).

  • 2012 training courses: BI, data management, data warehousing

    Find out where to hone your business intelligence, data management and data warehouse skills with this list of training courses for 2012.

  • Poor data quality: what is dirty data costing UK organisations?

    Poor data quality can have serious financial consequences for businesses. Read about the current state of data quality management at UK companies, including dirty data problems.

• Content Management

  • Records management program aims to restore order to SharePoint system

    Mobile network operator Telenor Group is adopting information governance and records management standards to better control internal SharePoint use.

  • Cloud collaboration software connects at networking company Enterasys

    Enterasys Networks ended up with more users than expected when it deployed a cloud-based collaboration system. But that turned out to be a good thing.

  • Data value chain puts the focus on what matters most to a business

    In his career running data management systems for consumer goods companies, Richard Beaver has found a formula for success: the data value chain.

• Oracle

  • The future of Dell Toad: Oracle DBAs can use BI, Exadata features

    Dell Toad is pushing itself into business intelligence and now has an edition to support Oracle's big Exadata appliance.

  • Unlock the potential of the Oracle Exadata architecture

    Despite being almost five years old now, many implementations haven't realized all of the Oracle Exadata architecture benefits.

  • The state of Dell Toad: Oracle DBAs and how they can still benefit

    Since Dell acquired Quest Software, maker of the Toad tool for Oracle databases and applications, some questions have arisen about what would happen.

• SAP

  • Food bank network delivers with SAP mobility

    The nation's largest network of food banks is cutting out labor-intensive paper-bound processes with the help of SAP mobile technology.

  • SAP adds hybris to its SAP CRM tool set: More choices, or confusion?

    One expert calls SAP's purchase of hybris long overdue. Another wonders if SAP is confusing its own SAP CRM customers.

  • Limit returns, SAP procurement expenses with a stability study

    Stability studies, which measure how different materials respond to various conditions, can save companies huge amounts of money, writes Jawad Akhtar.

• SOA

  • Inside Red Hat Summit 2013 through the Twittersphere

    Highlights from Red Hat Summit 2013 told in 140 characters or less via Twitter.

  • An easy database and mainframe modernization game plan

    Database and mainframe modernization can seem overwhelming. Red Hat service delivery manager Emily Brand shares her simple action plan for success.

  • Why, how to build an intelligent integrated enterprise

    Intelligent integrated enterprises can help businesses better serve customers and meet sales objectives.

• SQL Server

  • SQL Server 2014 'keeps up with the Joneses,' says analyst

    Ovum analyst Tony Baer says that most database platforms are moving toward in-memory features, and SQL Server 2014 is no different.

  • SQL Server high availability: Natural enemy of virtualization?

    Do SQL Server high availability and virtualization go together or not? Find out if virtualization is a good option for you in this tip by Bob Sheldon.

  • SQL Server 2014 due out in late 2013, in-memory OLTP a big feature

    Microsoft announced that the next version of its database, SQL Server 2014, will have in-memory features and be generally available in late 2013.

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