Thursday, April 19, 2007
OpenOffice deal pushes open-source to business
OpenOffice deal pushes open-source to business
China Martens, Apr 19, 2007
Open-source business intelligence (BI) software vendor Pentaho is hoping a new tie-up unveiled today with the OpenOffice.org community and Sun Microsystems will bring its BI offerings to the attention of many more new users.
Read the full report from here @ PC Advisor, UK
China Martens, Apr 19, 2007
Open-source business intelligence (BI) software vendor Pentaho is hoping a new tie-up unveiled today with the OpenOffice.org community and Sun Microsystems will bring its BI offerings to the attention of many more new users.
Read the full report from here @ PC Advisor, UK
Labels: business-intelligence, partnerships, sun-microsystems
Monday, April 2, 2007
Queensland (Australia) govt readies open source analytics
Queensland govt readies open source analytics
Open source to ensure software lives on
Rodney Gedda, 28 Mar 2007
A desire to make spatial decision making more transparent has led the Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Water to develop a Web-based application called Spatialise, which is on the verge of being released as an open source project.
Read more from this report @ Computer World Australia
Open source to ensure software lives on
Rodney Gedda, 28 Mar 2007
A desire to make spatial decision making more transparent has led the Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Water to develop a Web-based application called Spatialise, which is on the verge of being released as an open source project.
Read more from this report @ Computer World Australia
Labels: australia, business-intelligence, government
Open-Source Software Eye Business Intelligence, Analytics
Open-Source Software Firms Take Aim At BI
By Brian Womack, Investor's Business Daily
29 Mar 2007
Oracle put the spotlight on the business intelligence sector earlier this month when it announced plans to pay $3.3 billion for Hyperion Solutions...Oracle and others, including IBM and Microsoft see huge opportunities in business intelligence, analysts say.
Now open-source software makers, emboldened by the success of Linux, want a piece, says this article
Read the full news report from here @ Investor's Business Daily
By Brian Womack, Investor's Business Daily
29 Mar 2007
Oracle put the spotlight on the business intelligence sector earlier this month when it announced plans to pay $3.3 billion for Hyperion Solutions...Oracle and others, including IBM and Microsoft see huge opportunities in business intelligence, analysts say.
Now open-source software makers, emboldened by the success of Linux, want a piece, says this article
Read the full news report from here @ Investor's Business Daily
Labels: business-intelligence, ibm, microsoft, oracle
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