10 Oct
Posted by jj as Database, SQL Server
Unisys and Microsoft have dispelled the perception that for high performance ETL, the only alternative is a UNIX-based solution. With SQL Server 2005 Integration Services, Microsoft and Unisys deliver an optimized ETL solution that will support even the most demanding enterprise Business Intelligence (BI) initiatives. They conducted a series of real ETL (Extraction, Transformation and Load) tests with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Integration Services (SSIS, formerly known as DTS). Performance tests compared throughput, scalability and performance on both 32- and 64-bit processor configurations on a Unisys ES7000. SSIS demonstrated parallelism and the ability to utilize all available CPUs in multiple aggregation, parallel lookup and transformation testing.
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23 Sep
Posted by jj as Database
Unisys and Microsoft collaborated on a proof of concept to demonstrate that the Microsoft SQL Server 2005 product suite will support even the most demanding enterprise business intelligence initiatives. The proof of concept shows that SQL Server 2005 can deliver the same or better results for a high-performance enterprise-class data warehouse than the more-costly alternatives.
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09 Sep
Posted by jj as SQL Server
Microsoft uses SAP as its primary Enterprise Resource Planning software. The Microsoft Enterprise Application Services Group depends on a variety of SAP systems for online transaction processing, batch processing and analytical reporting.
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An enterprise-ready offerings for an accelerating market HP and SAP: a collaboration that creates value for its Linux customers From the very first SAP solution based on Linux—mySAP.com® in 1999—to an ever-expanding choice of Linux-based solutions such as mySAP® Business Suite, HP and SAP have worked closely to develop solutions that provide customers with increased flexibility, less complexity, and lower total cost of ownership (TCO) for the business, government, and public IT environments.
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