Category: Database

Information Architecture and DynamoBI

An exercise for a friend has reminded me of the importance of Information Architecture for all sorts of personal and business information, as I help out with DynamoBI and LucidDB. more »

Perst Added to OSS Linkblog

And from this email, copied with permission, here's why: Here's the connection -- You are correct that as an embedded database, Perst is not an Enterprise database such as Oracle or DB2 and is not likely to serve as the main repository for a da… more »

BI and DW at MySQL 2007

Here's a guide to what's happening in open source business intelligence and data warehousing at the 2007 MySQL Conference and Exposition. Speakers Fabrice Bonan is co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of Talend. Roland Bouman has been awarde… more »

Oracle Berkeley DB

Are you wondering whatever happened to Sleepycat's Open Source software Berkeley DB developer database since Oracle's purchase ? It is now known as Oracle Berkeley DB. It still has three flavors: Berkeley DB: A transactional storage engine for un… more »

EnterpriseDB Closes $20 Million Financing

Taken verbatim from a PRESS RELEASE sent to us by Andy Astor, President & CEO of EnterpriseDB EnterpriseDB Closes $20 Million Financing Fidelity Ventures Leads Series B Investment in Enterprise-Class Open Source Database Company ISELIN, N.… more »

Commodization of Commercial DBMS

02/05/06 | by Joseph A. di Paolantonio [mail] | Categories: Open Source, Database
An interesting meme seems to be forming. After my post of February 4, "Can Ingres Challenge Oracle for SAP?" and my remark that Oracle may find it worhtwhile to pursue the F/OSS path for even more of the RDBMS technology [Oracle currently offers a free… more »

Can Ingres Challenge Oracle for SAP

Since the OracAlum event with Terry Garnett, we've had a few meetings with Ingres folk. So, the speculation such as the following, that we picked up from our lens is of particular interest to us. If companies like Ingres succeed, in the end there wil… more »

MySQL included in GSA Schedule

02/03/06 | by Clarise Z. Doval Santos [mail] | Categories: Database
MySQL gets a push for government adaptation and use. Carahsoft Technology Corp was awarded a GSA Schedule that enables the company to provide MySQL's products and services. The five year GSA contract, GS-35F-0131R Schedule 70, enables the government "th… more »

OracAlumni Event: Terry Garnett of Ingres Open Source

Clarise and I attended the Oracle Alumni event, held at SAP tonight. The speaker was Terry Garnett, the CEO of the new Ingres - the corporation spun off by Computer Associate in conjunction with their releasing the source code for the Ingres database, 2… more »

Ingres and Enterprise Acceptance

Ingres is one of the early relational databases. For those who have been working on relational databases for some time, Ingres has a reputation for being a mature database. When Ingres became an Open Source database, it has made the choice for Open Sour… more »

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