Opinion & Analysis

Aster targets mid-market with budget-conscious, massively parallel data warehousing appliance
Aster is seeking to level the playing field on the data warehousing entry front, and that message should resonate well with companies that need an entry-level solution that doesn't compromise on power.
Dana Gardner, Interarbor Solutions | 3rd July

Oracle closes in on 'any'-ware with debut of middleware behemoth 11g suites family
With the spoils of the BEA acquisition now baked into the mix -- and with anticipation for what the pending Sun Microsystems buy brings -- Oracle is well on its way to obviating the middleware moniker. Perhaps we should call it anyware.
Dana Gardner, Interarbor Solutions | 2nd July

Podcast: SaaS delivery of IT lifecycle and quality management functions
As interest in cloud computing ramps up, the ability to deliver more aspects of IT lifecycle and quality management, along with broader project and portfolio oversight values, is also ramping up. Yet there are missing ingredients.
Dana Gardner, Interarbor Solutions | 1st July

Web data gains some due respect
More than ever, web-based content plays an essential role in many business processes and analytical presentations. Doing operational and business ecology business intelligence (BI) requires fast an easy integration of web-based content.
Dana Gardner, Interarbor Solutions | 30th June

Cloud and upgraded computing future brightens despite overcast economy.
Seeing the downturn as an opportunity to upgrade, nearly two-thirds of 1,200 IT professionals surveyed in the U.S., U.K., Germany, and Japan plan to invest in new infrastructure technology.
Dana Gardner, Interarbor Solutions | 29th June

Mixed enterprise environments could make FCoE a winner
Is Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) just another standard that will not take off? Some have dismissed it and others have said going down the FCoE route is a bad move. I disagree.
Peter Williams, Bloor Research | 29th June


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