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IBM goes deeply predictive, announces acquisition of SPSS

IBM dropped a big bombshell at the start of any already action-packed day for the analyst community. At this moment, I’m sitting, along with several dozen of my peers from Forrester and other firms, at the IBM Smart Analytics System launch event in ...

From JAMES KOBIELUS, ZDNet,  28 Jul 2009
Related Topics: SPSS Inc.,  Forrester Research, Inc.,  Oracle,  Microsoft Corporation,  Sybase, Inc.

Is BI recession-proof, or are we just bracing for the next shoe to drop?

The economic outlook isn’t all gloom and doom. Bright spots remain in some substantial IT growth sectors–most important, in the sprawling business intelligence (BI) market. In the past month, we’ve seen solid financials–in some cases, record growth and ...

From JAMES KOBIELUS, ZDNet,  6 Feb 2009
Related Topics: IBM,  Business Objects S.A.,  Oracle,  Jim Goodnight,  Sybase, Inc.

New year fast approaching, and so is the next-generation enterprise data warehouse

This has been one of the most pivotal years in the evolution of the enterprise data warehousing (EDW) market. Every EDW vendor of note has firmly repositioned its go-to-market strategy around the appliance approach, with some also taking tentative ...

From JAMES KOBIELUS, ZDNet,  24 Dec 2008
Related Topics: Microsoft Corporation,  Oracle,  Google Inc.,  IBM,  Sybase, Inc.

Cloud computing in a bubble economy

Cloud computing is the IT world's latest hot topic, and it's no secret why. In tough times, when capital expenditure budgets are under severe pressure, any pay-per-use solution looks like a winner. If you give enterprises a credible outsourced ...

From JAMES KOBIELUS, NetworkWorld,  8 Dec 2008

Recession fears put focus on business intelligence

Modern economies are hypochondriacs of the highest order. They check their own pulses at obsessive intervals, searching for symptoms of weakness, ever ready to fend off decline through stimulants that may or may not help the situation. In the past few ...

From JAMES KOBIELUS, NetworkWorld,  4 Mar 2008

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