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An Architect’s Guide to Big Data
By Oracle | 21/3/2013
Planning a Big Data architecture is not about understanding just what is different. It’s also about how to integrate what’s new to what you already have – from database-and-BI infrastructure to IT tools, and end user applications. This whitepaper, discusses adding Big Data capabilities to your overall information architecture, planning for adoption using an enterprise architecture perspective, and describe some key use cases. Download now.
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Meeting the Challenge of Big Data (eBook)
By Oracle | 21/3/2013
There are four key characteristics that define big data: Volume, Velocity, Variety and Value. Volume and velocity aren't necessarily new problems for IT managers; these issues are just amplified today. The distinguishing characteristics of big data that do create new problems are the variety and low density value of the data. Learn more.
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Redbook - Scalable, Integrated Solutions for Elastic Caching Using IBM WebSphere eXtreme Scale
By IBM Australia | 15/2/2013
IBM® WebSphere eXtreme Scale provides a powerful, elastic, high-performance solution for scalability issues through caching and grid technology. This IBM Redbooks® publication shows architects and IT personnel how to leverage the power of WebSphere eXtreme Scale technology to enhance data caching performance in their enterprise networks. Learn more about the challenges and benefits of integrating WebSphere eXtreme Scale with other middleware products.
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Transforming Virtualised Infrastructure: The Key to Enabling Mission-critical Databases and Applications
By EMC | 24/1/2013
Virtualisation has been progressing rapidly in today's datacentre. There has been tenfold growth in virtual machine deployment over the past decade while the physical server base has remained flat. In today's environments, many IT organisations are reaching the end of the first phase of virtualisation adoption, which is focused primarily on workload consolidation supported by multiple VMs per physical server. Read on.
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A Technical Overview of the Oracle Exadata Database Machine and Exadata Storage Server
By Oracle | 17/12/2012
The Database Machine is a complete and fully integrated database system that includes all the components to quickly and easily deploy any enterprise database delivering the best performance and availability. Find out more
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Oracle Exadata Database Machine X3-8
By Oracle | 17/12/2012
The Exadata Database Machine is an easy to deploy system that includes all the hardware needed for running the Oracle Database. Learn more
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Oracle Exadata Database Machine X3-2
By Oracle | 17/12/2012
Simple and fast to implement, the Exadata Database Machine is ready to tackle your largest and most important database applications. Learn more
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Cloud Computing: Consolidating Databases onto Private Clouds
By Oracle | 25/9/2012
Private clouds enable on-demand access to a shared pool of servers, storage, applications or IT services. Database consolidation streamlines IT infrastructure by reducing the number of databases and the number of database servers. Companies that have consolidated databases in a private cloud have cut downtime, management costs, security risks and capital expenses. At the same time, they have increased performance, availability, data quality and decision-making agility. Read more.
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Proven Value with the Oracle Database Appliance
By Oracle | 25/9/2012
This case study will focus on one organisation that recently chose to go the database packaging route. The study highlights the challenges facing the organisation, and illustrates how the Oracle Database Appliance offered the tools and features that exceeded the expectations of the organisation, both in cost savings and in better overall use of IT manpower. Read more.
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Oracle Database ROI Calculator
By Oracle | 25/9/2012
See for yourself how much you can save with compression technologies. This tool illustrates typical storage cost associated with your data, as we as the time it takes to back up your databases, it allows you to compare the savings that are possible using compression technologies. Download now.
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