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Relational Database - Case Studies - UK

�How 'thin' storage may end need to spend on capacity up-front
�Next move: What skillset should I learn to return to IT?
�Longhorn Server can be configured for many roles
�Oracle offers latest BI platform
�Oracle OpenWorld focuses on data integration
�Object database goes open source
�Sun aims for easier Java programming
�C# goes head to head with Java
�CA's bet on open source pays off as number of Ingres users doubles
�Microsoft searches for the data holy grail
�Sand storms
�SmartDBA can now handle all major databases
�Ignore Longhorn and stick with XP, says Gartner
�Sybase releases free Express database for Linux
�Microsoft to drop storage system from Longhorn to meet 2006 date
�Longhorn's loss may be some users' gain
�Microsoft cuts Longhorn features to met 2006 delivery date
�Open source pushes deeper into the enterprise at LinuxWorld
�CA offers $1m for open-source developers to
build Ingres migration tools
�IBM offers Cloudscape as open-source code
�Microsoft rolls out SQL Server beta 2
�Should you trust an open source database?
�Fujitsu plans world's fastest database
�Let usability come before design
�Microsoft offers Olap on a budget
�Hyperion links Brio and Essbase in its business intelligence suite
�IBM's BI stance shows intelligence
�Web links bring 'democratisation' to dissemination of business data
�Web services: Taking it up
�Oracle and IBM vie for database top place
�Users praise CA's Ingres open-source plan
�CA releases open-source database
�IBM heads database market
�IBM corners more of database market
�CA wireless site app draws interest
�CA enhances support for legacy databases
�Data retention software comes to the fore
�Real-time synchronisation with ObjectCache 2.0
�SQL is still most in-demand skill
�FileMaker boosts workgroup database
�Progress simply makes it easy for everyone
�iAnywhere links web software with database
�HP collaboration sets single-server record
�DB2 vies for top database position
�Upgrade your skills to Oracle 10g
�Code issue affects 40% of websites
�Sybase bolsters Apple's Panther
�Open-source database advantages
�European Commission probes Oracle's PeopleSoft bid
�Gates opens a new Window
�IBM tempts Microsoft .net users away from SQL Server to DB/2
�Security and web integration is key to Longhorn, says Microsoft
�Microsoft will add XML data type to Yukon
�Microsoft plugs SQL Server into Windows at US professional developers' conference
�IBM and webMethods acquisitions boost integration quest
�Sybase leads with mobile database
�Unweaving the tangled web of dumb data
�Business Objects-MicroStrategy suit dismissed
�Oracle's new 10g database claims to solve data processing problems
�Oracle reveals its grid computing stategy
�Thought for the day:
Declutter your data
�Sybase opens Linux showcase centre in New York
�OpenGroupware debuts with software release
�PolarLake releases enterprise service bus offering
�Tales from our man in Baghdad
�IBM targets user base with DB2 enhancements
�Coal Authority cuts costs and speeds up delivery of homebuyer subsidence reports
�Stock exchange real-time data engine will be first to test benefits of Windows 2003
�IBM and Oracle take shots at BEA
�IBM issues new version of Content Manager
�IBM and MS advance on Oracle in database market
�Find meaning in your data
�GlaxoSmithKline upgrades storage to cut back-up time and save �1.3m
�All storage systems go
�IBM unveils Xperanto data integration technology
�Extreme programming:Far out software
�Java interaction with databases boosted
�Novell rolls out UDDI server
�Microsoft: Business intelligence for the masses
�IBM and Microsoft inch towards common ground on databases
�OracleWorld: Michael Dell salutes Oracle partnership
�Oracle offers latest Java tool
�Oracle releases TopLink upgrade
�IBM prepares to ship DB2 upgrade
�Microsoft revs up mobile .net
�Microsoft aims to deliver 64-bit blow to Unix
�Enterprise content management - a missed opportunity
�Oracle stronghold under threat from Microsoft
�Linuxworld: Sun boosts NetBeans
�IBM readies DB2 upgrade with self-tuning technology
�Aggregation tool is the Lazy way to link disparate databases
�IBM adds self-healing features to DB2
�Ixiasoft XML partnership eyes broad data access
�News round up: June 2002
�Database wars threaten XML standards
�The skills gamble
�Oracle embraces Linux, XML and datawarehousing
�StarOffice wins analysts' support
�IDC: Database software market poised for surge
�Inktomi boosts search with XML

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