EBOOK:
This expert handbook explores how to unlock the benefits of cloud data management. Find out how to integrate data in hybrid environments, increase scalability with NoSQL, enhance BI and data visualizations, and more.
EBOOK:
With promises of sped up applications and optimized data organization, in-memory databases have the attention of IT professionals. Now, the technology has to deliver. Read this e-guide now to get expert insights into the capabilities and potential uses of new in-memory technology.
EBOOK:
Access this extensive, expert e-book to uncover the 6 best use cases of big data for 2014. Discover what makes these use cases successful and how you can capitalize on the same basic efforts.
EZINE:
In this issue, we drill down on the facts of NoSQL databases, tapping into the experiences of savvy startups and other companies whose needs led them to NoSQL technologies. But is NoSQL right for you? Companies with fast-growing vaults of Web, social media, demographic and machine data should pay attention. IT experts chime in with timely advice.
WEBCAST:
View the following webcast to uncover what you need to know about big data 2.0. Uncover the 6 building blocks of big data 2.0 that drastically differentiate from big data 1.0. Also gain insights to the ways successful organizations are leveraging new analytics to capitalize on big data 2.0 and much more.
EZINE:
Explore how predictive analytics and data visualization can help you make sense of your analytics, how a security expert/cryptographer is using big data analytics and the cloud to make open source code safe for app developers and off-limits to hackers, and more.
EGUIDE:
Access this expert e-guide to get real-world strategies and advice on how best to manage your big data warehousing and processing, and common pitfalls to avoid.
WHITE PAPER:
Access the following white paper to discover what poor archiving really is. Learn if you're keeping too much or too little, where to turn for cost-effective storage, and more.
EBOOK:
With SAP HANA at the center of its marketing focus, SAP is quickly finding that it is customers -- and not the C-Suite -- that will dictate the success of the in-memory database platform.
