Data Warehouse Appliances Channel

Channel Sponsored by

Data warehouse appliances are packaged (component, rack-mount or blade) combinations of hardware and software optimized for a particular purpose involving very high throughput of data and analytic functions. Arriving only recently (around 2002), DW appliances have quickly become a large and important segment of the data warehousing market due to cost and data processing efficiencies, which continue to scale against slower and costlier traditional methods. Appliances optimize different areas of data processing, but are not yet meant to supplant traditional business intelligence (BI) functions including warehousing, extract, transform, load (ETL), analysis and reporting. Led by startups, the data appliance market has increasingly attracted large traditional competitors that are expected to deliver most or all data warehousing in a high-performance form factor in the near to intermediate future.

Choosing a BI Appliance

A first-hand account of an appliance bake-off

• More Articles

Business Drivers and Enabling Technologies for Clickstream Data Warehouse Initiatives

Sun Oracle Exadata Storage Server and Database Machine

Best Practices for a Data Warehouse on Oracle Database 11g

Automating the Generation and Secure Distribution of Excel Reports

Advanced Compression with Oracle Database 11g Release 2

• More White Papers

Implementing Enterprise Data Warehousing

By Alan Schlukbier

SQL Server 2005 Practical Troubleshooting: The Database Engine

By Ken Henderson

SQL Server 2005 Bible

By Paul Nielsen

• More Books

• The Forrester Wave™: Enterprise Data Warehousing Platforms, Q1 2009
  In Forrester’s 54-criteria evaluation of enterprise data warehousing (EDW) platform vendors, we found that Teradata, Oracle, IBM, and Microsoft lead the pack because each offers mature, high-performance,flexible, secure, and robust solutions. Teradata is tops in scalability, with its petabyte-scale massively parallel platform...
• DATA WAREHOUSE APPLIANCES: Achieving the Business Value
  The data warehouse appliance marketplace has moved beyond early adoption and into the mainstream. As the buzz surrounding data warehouse appliances increases, companies are struggling for a clear understanding about data warehouse appliances. In particular, they are searching for the appropriate use of a data warehouse appliance and the compelling justification to the business for using a data warehouse appliance. This research report clarifies the marketing claims and the expected business value.

• Find Data Warehouse Appliances products & services on Information Management Marketplace

Articles from this Site

• It’s a Skimmer
• Aster Data Brings Applications Inside the Warehouse
• What’s Hot and Not: Trends in Data Warehousing
• Kalido Customizes with Netezza
• Netezza Opens Architecture
• More Articles from this Site

---

White Papers

• Business Drivers and Enabling Technologies for Clickstream Data Warehouse Initiatives
• Best Practices for a Data Warehouse on Oracle Database 11g
• Advanced Compression with Oracle Database 11g Release 2
• Sun Oracle Exadata Storage Server and Database Machine
• Oracle Database 11g for Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence
• More White Papers

---

Web Seminars

• How Extreme Performance Can Create Real Business Value: M-Tel's Case Study Using HP Oracle Exadata Storage Server
• More Web Seminars

---

Books

• Implementing Enterprise Data Warehousing
• SQL Server 2005 Practical Troubleshooting: The Database Engine
• SQL Server 2005 Bible
• Building the Data Warehouse (3rd edition)
• Exploration Warehousing
• More Books