Special Twitter crash double edition. TransLattice, SAP, Lavastorm, QlikTech. And more.
For 451 Research clients: TransLattice unweaves distributed database from application platform bit.ly/Pskkox
— Matt Aslett (@maslett) July 26, 2012
For 451 clients: SAP stakes out BI investments, refreshes BusinessObjects stack, visualization tool bit.ly/PskCvq By Krishna Roy
— Matt Aslett (@maslett) July 26, 2012
For 451 clients: Lavastorm combines complex analytics and resolution controls in an integrated platform bit.ly/LRtdbp By Carl Lehmann
— Matt Aslett (@maslett) July 27, 2012
Unleashing the power of #Hadoop: @Cloudera and @HP join forces to deliver robust enterprise #BigData solutions bit.ly/Qlgj8u
— Cloudera (@cloudera) July 26, 2012
QlikTech announced a net loss of $2.0m in Q2 on revenue of $85.8m, up 16% year-over-year. bit.ly/LRtr2p
— Matt Aslett (@maslett) July 27, 2012
Excited to announce we raised $25M Series C from new and existing investors to drive our mission to revolutionize BI bit.ly/OZlu6N
— GoodData (@gooddata) July 25, 2012
Updated: NoSQL database skills popularity, according to LinkedIn profiles bit.ly/P6hW2L
— Matt Aslett (@maslett) July 27, 2012
Thinking about the HDFS vs. Other Storage Technologies:hortonworks.com/blog/thinking-…
— eric baldeschwieler (@jeric14) July 25, 2012
Why we build our platform on HDFS: bit.ly/Oby88b #Hadoop
— Cloudera (@cloudera) July 26, 2012
And that’s the Data Day, today.
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