By Subraya Mallya
Uncle Larry is at it again!!. First he threw a left hook at SAP by announcing a in-memory offering just when SAP was hoping to bask in the glory of their results and highlighting how, with HANA, they would unseat Oracle in their customer base. If that was not enough now to negate SAP’s acquisition […]
Tags: Human Capital Management, Oracle, SAP, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), SuccessFactors, Taleo, WorkdayBy Subraya Mallya
2010 was a blockbuster year for Cloud Computing, no two ways about it. The year started with naysayers pooh-poohing Cloud Computing as YATF (Yet Another Technology Fad) only to come back and endorse cloud with a backhanded compliment albeit calling it Private Cloud. A lot was achieved in terms of bringing down the hurdles that […]
Tags: Acadia, Citrix, Exalogic, Oracle, Platform-as-a-Service, Riverbed, SaaS, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), WAN OptimizationBy Subraya Mallya
The world is still wrestling with the after effects of the economic downturn, high unemployment, budget deficits galore across states, towns. Oblivious to all these worldly challenges the technology industry seems to be charging ahead. In what could be tipped as the Cloud Computing arms race, large technology companies like HP, IBM, Oracle, Dell, Cisco, […]
Tags: HP, Multi-Tenancy Architecture, Oracle, VirtualizationBy Subraya Mallya
Storage leader EMC, the original acquirer par-excellence is at it again. Today they announced the acquisition of Greenplum to get into Cloud Computing and specifically database management. For a company that started out as a furniture reseller (I bet you did not know that !), they made successful transition into memory disk drives and eventually […]
Tags: Documentum, EMC, Greenplum, Hadoop, HP, IBM, MapReduce, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Sun Microsystems
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