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Data in Motion - What's Changed?

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Data Management – Then and Now

This blog aims to provide a whirlwind tour of the most recent trends in data management, and to explain what those trends mean and why they’re important.
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Streaming Analytics 2021

What’s the state of Streaming Analytics in 2021, and how has it changed since Bloor's last market overview back in 2018?
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Ontotext makes life easier

Ontotext is introducing SQL support to enable easier access to GraphDB, as well as visual migration support from relational databases.
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Netezza Resurrection

IBM have announced a new offering which provides an upgrade path for existing Netezza users who have not already migrated away from that platform.
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Salesforce acquires Tableau and Logi acquires Zoomdata

For too long there have been too many BI/analytics vendors. Now there are two fewer.
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Looker. The next generation of analytics. Are you ready for it?

Each winter you get the reviews of the market by all of the big US-based analyst houses, which is of interest because so many technologies start off in the US and take quite some time to get to EMEA. Over…
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Informatica is in the (pale) pink – or maybe orange!

Informatica has announced the availability of Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services (IICS), which is an integration platform as a service. One aspect of this is that provides cloud portability.
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Transforming TIBCO

TIBCO has announced the acquisition of Alpine Data. Last month it acquired Composite Software from Cisco and in the summer, it acquired Statistica. What's going on?
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Syncsort acquires Trillium

Syncsort has acquired Trillium Software: I admit to not expecting this
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A quiet revolution

Analytics and graphs are appearing in more and more software tools
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Not what I would call data preparation

Another one of my occasional digs at misleading marketing material, this time from CloverETL
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Informatica and the buyout - Informatica is going private – what does that mean?

Like stock markets users do not like uncertainty and until certitude is returned these are dangerous waters for Informatica
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Informatica conference update

Informatica World announcements
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Advizor Solutions

Advizor is an often overlooked competitor to Qlik, Tableau and Spotfire.
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ParStream and the edge

The Internet of Things will require distributed stream-based computing: ParStream is a pioneer in this area.
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Hello Earth: we have lift off!

Rocket Software is just about to launch a data preparation/analytic platform.
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Datawatch and data preparation

Datawatch has launched its Managed Analytics Platform, which brings together data preparation and Panopticon.
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BackOffice Associates reinvents itself

BackOffice is moving towards a much more tool agnostic (not just SAP) approach and across the spectrum of data integration/governance functions.
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Apple fails customers

An update on Acunu
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For everything there is a season

Kx Systems used to be focused on financial markets but its technology is well suited to the Internet of Things. The company has significant new opportunities.
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Informatica: beyond integration

Informatica is building support for big data query preparation and self-service.
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Whatever has happened to Acunu?

Acunu appears to have gone out of business. Except it hasn't. What is going on and why aren't they telling us?
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Purview transforms your network into a corporate asset capable of improving your business performance.

Purview from Extreme Networks offers a probably unique insight capability sitting on top of your corporate network
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Entota acquired

Entota, the (SAP) data migration specialist has been acquired by BackOffice Associates.
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Vitria - Operational Intelligence enhanced with BAM capability

Vitria enhance its Operational Intelligence capability with a new BAM capability
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Pentaho 5.0, a look at how they believe they are enabling the future of analytics

Latest version of this popular open source BI tool examined
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Cisco and Composite

More on the acquisition of Composite Software
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Cisco acquires Composite: implications

Cisco has acquired Composite Software: what does that mean?
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Informatica World

New announcements from Informatica
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Is data warehousing holding back the advance of analytics?

I take a look at Pervasive's DataRush, potentially the most disruptive idea in analytics since Bill Inmon told us to build data warehouses.
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ActuateOne: a first look at a significant player

Actuate's ActuateOne commercial BI platform and product suite, and the Eclipse BIRT (Business Intelligence and Reporting Tools) open source project, comes of age with the addition of advanced analytics.
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Teradata and SAS join forces

Teradata and SAS have jointly launched an appliance. Given their respective positions in the market this is bad news for the competition.
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Themes for 2012

Some thoughts about may happen next year in the information management space
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Alpine Data: the first real data mining solution for the Big Data generation

Data Mining is essential to the analysis of Big Data but traditional Data Mining only scales at a great cost, making the ROI less than compelling until now
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The data replication market

The data replication market is hotting up, especially for support real-time query processing.
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A closer look at Oryx from Accountagilty

Accountagility's Oryx is s desktop analyics tool that in one tool handles extract, validate, transform and publish capabilities via a point and click interface.
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Geographic and geospatial musings

Some thoughts on GIS and spatial analytics
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Whither analytics?

What's happening with analytics and what can we expect.
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Making sense of it all 2

Partial consolidation is occuring in the CEP market
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CEP and analytics

I always thought CEP was about analytics but most vendors didn't; now it turns out that there a few who agree with me
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Pervasiveness and micro-decisions

IBM's information-led transformation is all about making optimal use of information
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The future of data mining

IBM's recent announcement that it is to acquire SPSS not only has implications in terms of the completeness of IBM's analytics offering but it also has ramifications for the future of data mining...
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Oracle buys GoldenGate

Oracle has today announced that it is to acquire GoldenGate Software. Somewhat surprisingly, many of the people that I have mentioned GoldenGate to in the past, both users and vendors, have never...
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Events and other things

The advent of IBM's System S (which I shall discuss in more detail in a subsequent article) raises interesting questions about the nature of event and stream-based processing. The reason for this...
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Aleri merges with Coral8

Aleri has merged with Coral8, although since it is arguable that there is no such thing as a merger—this being just a friendly name for a takeover—and as the new company will be trading...
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Speculation, Streams, Warehousing and the X-Men

I recently wrote (see IBM, BEP and CEP) about IBM's release of InfoSphere Streams. I reported that rather than referring to this as a complex event processing (CEP) product they are instead calling...
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IBM, BEP and CEP

IBM has just held its first annual analyst's conference on what it calls Business Event Processing (BEP). Now, followers of the complex event processing (CEP) market will know that IBM has renamed...
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What’s happening in CEP?

An update on the CEP (complex event processing) market
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Whatever happened to iSpheres?

Avaya has announced a new CEBP (communications enabled business process) solution. What was formerly iSpheres' Event Processor is part of that solution.
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Progress buys Apama

Progress has just announced that it has acquired Apama, whose software will now form part of the ObjectStore division of Progress.
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