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Sybase IQ Delivers Worldwide Analytics
From Press Release -
Kathleen Schaub, Vice President of Product Marketing for Intelligent Enterprise for Sybase, Inc., recently participated in an exclusive interview with Ron Powell and the Business Intelligence Network (www.BeyeNETWORK.com). In this interview, Schaub explains how Sybase IQ handles the most challenging data warehousing requirements, meeting the demand for advanced analytics and fast reporting, and delivering unsurpassed query performance at the lowest price/performance available.
“Sybase IQ allows customers to achieve analytic feats they never dreamed possible with ordinary data bases,” Kathleen Schaub, Vice President of Product Marketing for Intelligent Enterprise for Sybase, Inc. “Sybase IQ is well suited for organizations with extreme analytics requirements such as analytics service providers, financial services and insurance companies.”
“Sybase is very focused on high performance and the ability to query large amounts of data,” says Ron Powell, Cofounder and Editorial Director of the Business Intelligence Network. “With Sybase IQ’s unique indexing and column-based processing, Sybase customers receive faster results for mission-critical business intelligence, data warehouse and reporting solutions on any standard hardware and operating systems.”
A Brief History of ETL - Bill Inmon
It’s Bill Inmon, the father of data warehousing, talking about the history ETL. Must Read. An article with lots of vintage value.
On March 15, 1995, Prism Solutions went public on the NASDAQ exchange (PRSM). And then, there were even more competitors that entered the market space. One entrant was Ab Initio. Ab Initio specialized in the movement of very large amounts of data.
In a related space was enterprise application integration (EAI). EAI has many of the capabilities of a data warehouse extract, transform and load (ETL) tool when it comes to moving data about the corporation. However, EAI falls short when it comes to handling transformation and metadata management. Nevertheless, there is some degree of overlap between the worlds of ETL and EAI.
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