TIBCO | Real-time, event-enabled infrastructure software for enterprises Prism Compared | To In-Memory, OLAP, Open Source, Excel, Hadoop, RDBMS It seems that there is no shortage of business intelligence vendors out there. They all claim to be powerful, easy-to-use, flexible and affordable. So how do you pick the one that is right for you? Below is a brief description of how SiSense stacks up against the alternatives. We are confident that you will find SiSense the perfect choice for your business analytics needs. They say seeing is believing, so: REGISTER FOR A LIVE WEBINAR Traditional enterprise BI stacks are provided by companies such as Oracle, SAP, IBM, Microsoft. The SiSense Advantage: With a cutting-edge database technology with data visualization tools and a flexible product architecture, SiSense lets you benefit from the advantages of having a single source of truth, coupled with blazing-fast multi-dimensional analytics, without the complexities of traditional data warehousing and OLAP modeling. Need a detailed comparison? In-memory data discovery tools are known for their ability to perform fast calculations.
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SAS takes aim at SAP with in-memory analytics - Page 1 - Information Architecture SAN FRANCISCO – When is in-memory analytics not really in-memory analytics? According to business intelligence software vendor SAS Institute, when it’s delivered via an in-memory database instead of an in-memory server. SAS took the wraps off several high-performance analytics products leveraging in-memory computing at its annual SAS Executive Forum conference, and took pains to differentiate its offerings from those of rivals such as German business software vendor SAP AG, which is already in the in-memory analytics game with its HANA appliance and data centre offerings. Jim Davis, SAS senior VP (Photo by Jeff Jedras) “There’s not a company out there that doesn’t say they have in memory analytics and a really nice user interface, but they’re not all the same,” said Jim Davis, SAS senior vice-president and CMO. “They can’t do predictive analytics.” The difference is in the in-memory technology, said Davis. “SAP will sell HANA to lots of current SAP customers. Related Download
Says Worldwide Sales of Mobile Phones Declined 3 Percent in Third Quarter of 2012; Smartphone Sales Increased 47 Percent Egham, UK, November 14, 2012 View All Press Releases Samsung Extended Its Lead in the Smartphone Market Widening the Gap with Apple Worldwide sales of mobile phones to end users reached almost 428 million units in the third quarter of 2012, a 3.1 percent decline from the third quarter of 2011, according to Gartner, Inc. Smartphone sales accounted for 39.6 percent of total mobile phone sales, as smartphone sales increased 46.9 percent from the third quarter of 2011. While the mobile phone market declined year-on-year, Gartner analysts said there were positive signs for the industry during the third quarter. "After two consecutive quarter of decline in mobile phone sales, demand has improved in both mature and emerging markets as sales increased sequentially," said Anshul Gupta, principal research analyst at Gartner. Smartphones continued to fuel sales of mobile phones worldwide with sales rising to 169.2 million units in the third quarter of 2012. Source: Gartner (November 2012) Contacts
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