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Infobright Puts a Clever Twist on the Columnar Database

It took me some time to form a clear picture of analytical database vendor Infobright , despite an excellent white paper that seems to have ...

I was skeptical the other day about the significance of on-demand business intelligence. I still am. But I’ve also been thinking about th...

I spent some time recently delving into QlikView ’s automation functions, which allow users to write macros to control various activities. ...

I’ve been planning for about a month to write about the position of QlikTech in the larger market for business intelligence systems. The t...

Back in October I wrote here about the resurgent interest in alternatives to standard relational databases for analytical applications. Ve...

A few days ago, I replied to a question regarding QlikTech scalability. (See What Makes QlikTech So Good? , August 3, 2007) I asked QlikT...

I’ve been noticing for some time that “proprietary” databases are making a come-back in the world of marketing systems. “Proprietary” is a ...

My friends at DM News , which has published my Software Review column for the past fifteen years, unceremoniously informed me this week that...

I’ve been reading a lot about marketing performance metrics recently, which turns out to be a drier topic than I can easily tolerate—and I h...

Last week, WebSideStory announced it was going to become part of the Visual Sciences brand. (The two companies merged in February 2006 bu...

A direct marketing client pointed out to me recently that it can be very difficult to set up tests in operational systems. There is no smal...

I hope you appreciated that yesterday’s post about reports within the sample Lifetime Value system was organized around the questions that e...