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Compatibility and SaaS Multi-tenancy
09. 1.2010
blog author
Josh Greenbaum
Fellow Enterprise Irregular Phil Wainright has commented on my recent post regarding multi-tenancy with a well-considered rebuttal that I believe deserves its own rebuttal in turn. Here it is:

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James Kobielus
Data Analytics: Key to Process Optimization
09. 1.2010
Rome was not reinvented in a day. Your enterprise business processes won't turn around overnight either. You'll need to re-engineer processes while you continue to run a business -- albeit one with many buried layers, some splendid ruins, and many construction projects that cause never-ending traffic snarls.

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Why HP and Dell are Going Nuts Over 3PAR
08.31.2010
blog author
Rajan Chandras
Of the many reasons why HP and Dell are wooing 3PAR, only one actually has to do with 3PAR... Beyond all the qualitative and quantitative factors, HP and Dell are betting that virtualization and cloud computing are the storage of the future.

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Seth Grimes
PowerPoint and Failure to Communicate
08.30.2010
As a tool for communicating data-derived insights, PowerPoint comes up repeatedly, praised or under fire, reflecting the office software's ubiquity, adaptability, and unfortunate ease of misuse.

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Multi-tenancy Is Not a Customer Issue
08.27.2010
blog author
Josh Greenbaum
08.27.2010
The benefits that multi-tenancy can provide are manifold for the vendor, but these rationales don't hold water on the user side... That's not to say that customers can't benefit from multi-tenancy, but they are side-benefits, subordinate to the vendors' benefits.

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Bruce Silver
BPMN Model Interchange: Clearing the Hurdles
08.25.2010
We usually think of BPMN as a diagramming standard, but it is also -- in principle -- a model interchange standard, an XML format than can be exported from tool A and imported into tool B. In reality, however, BPMN model interchange faces serious -- some would say insurmountable -- hurdles...

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TAKE THE POLL:
What is your top current content-management priority? (choose one)
Ease access to information across the organization
    19%
Ensure compliance with regulations/requirements
    6%
Use text analytics to gain intelligence from content
    16%
Capture paper documents for better/faster service
    3%
Automate content-centric workflows/processes
    28%
Manage Web sites/corporate intranets/forums
    6%
Support collaboration with social networking tools
    22%

Intelligent Enterprise Awards
2010 Intelligent Enterprise Editor's choice


 


TOP STORY

Reconsidering TPC Database Performance Benchmarks
Reconsidering TPC Database Performance Benchmarks
Some say they are abstract if not downright misleading. But TPC benchmarks remain the only standardized test of system performance and cost available. I say use them -- with caution.
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Intelligent Enterprise Tech Center: Enterprise Content Management


DASHBOARD NEWS & INSIGHT

VMware Launches Cloud Application Development Platform
The Spring Framework has been expanded into a cloud application development platform capable of producing Java applications optimized to run in VMware virtual machines on a cloud cluster.

VMware's Maritz Predicts Hybrid Cloud Future
Private clouds inside the enterprise will trade workloads with similar, VMware-based public clouds rendering physical data centers "quite fluid," according to CEO Paul Maritz.

A Case For Virtualization: Rooms To Go
The following case study is the third of our five-part series on the gains and pains of server virtualization.

Virginia Still Disrupted By IT Outage
Three of 27 state agencies continue to experience problems from last week's EMC storage area network failure.

E-mail Causes Most Enterprise Data Loss
Breaches associated with social media, video sharing, blogs are also on the rise, finds Proofpoint study.

HP Acquires Database Automation Firm
Stratavia's Data Palette extends Hewlett-Packard's data center automation into application configuration, operations, and management.

Google Expands Real-Time Search
A new home page for real-time search results underscores Google's focus on timely information.

IBM Bolsters Social Media For SMBs
Training launched to help companies weed through the options, understand how to use online networks as sales tools.


SPOTLIGHT
Image Gallery: 11 Leading Data Warehousing Appliances
Image Gallery: 11 Leading Data Warehousing Appliances
Enterprises are abandoning conventional warehouse development approaches in favor of prepackaged apps and hardware configurations combining database management systems, processing power, storage, and connectivity. Here are the leaders.  More >

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Reconsidering TPC Database Performance Benchmarks

MUST READS

Computer Museum Tour: From ENIAC To Wozniak
The collection at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, Calif. spans the dawn of the computer to the advent of the PC. Here's a visual tour.

The Big Data Era: How Data Strategy Will Change
From Barnes & Noble to Cabela's to Catalina Marketing, big companies are shifting their approaches.

Expert Analysis: A Case for Socialization of Data
It's time to integrate social data, enterprise analytics and enterprise data for better social-media strategy.

Expert Analysis: Application Lifecycle Management and Lower TCO
In a heterogeneous IT world, the IBM/SAP/HP/Oracle struggle for control leaves you somewhere between Hell and the catbird's seat.

New Approaches To Government IT
The job of CIO in government has become more challenging and more visible. InformationWeek Government recently hosted the Government IT Leadership Forum, where more than a dozen CIOs and CTOs shared their strategies. Here are highlights from the event.

Data Warehousing Shifts to Analytics Arms Race
Performance upgrades and in-database functions highlight latest Netezza, Aster Data and InfoBright releases.




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