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Sybase IQ: A Different Kind of Columnar Database (Or Is It The Other Way Around?)

I spent a fair amount of time this past week getting ready for my part in the July 10 DM Radio Webcast on columnar databases. Much of this...

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

OK, I freely admit I’m fascinated by offbeat database engines. Maybe there is a support group for this. In any event, the highlight of my ...

I had an email yesterday from Blink Logic , which offers on-demand business intelligence. That could mean quite a few things but the most ...

As I’ve now written more times than I care to admit, specialized analytical databases are very much in style. In addition to my beloved Ql...

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

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 had a product briefing from Teradata earlier this week after not talking for nearly two years. They are getting ready to release version...

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