Data & Analytics

With technology budgets tightening, companies are looking to get more value out of their IT infrastructures. Toronto

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IBM is working to expand the adoption of its DB2 database server, giving users three new options: a specialty processor designed to handle data-intensive workloads on the mainframe, an upgrade of DB2 for z/OS and a free version of DB2.

To revisit old drilling data for possible clues, Halliburton Co.'s energy services group turned to a new-breed data visualization tool, and so far the analysis has led to more contracts for the Houston firm.

Despite advances in storage technology, IT managers are still concerned about their ability to secure data, ensure it's available to valid users, track who uses it and manage it effectively, said attendees at the Storage Networking World Conference

Enterprise architecture is not just about mapping and standardizing hardware and software anymore. Now it's about services, events and-get this-good old ROI.

Oracle Corp. has acquired open-source database vendor Sleepycat Software Inc., strengthening its hand in the embedded database market and putting to rest at least one of the rumors about its plans to buy open-source companies.

Interoperable e-health records Toronto’s MedcomSoft Inc. has introduced MedcomSoft Record 2006, the company’s third-generation electronic medical record system for the integration of point...