• The typical big-business database has grown in size a hundredfold in the past five years, bloated by the sprawl of computing systems and applications, Internet commerce and recordkeeping mandated by government regulation.

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  • Suncalled the acquisition a further investment into the future of Web-based computing, to be pioneered by vendors like Oracle, with its new Sun-based Business Online database outsourcing service.

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  • If performance is vital, like running a business-critical database, then we would suggest a physical dedicated managed hosting environment.

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  • Last week, I met up with DataStax CEO Billy Bosworth, and he talked about the new opportunity he sees in the database business.

    FORBES: DataStax Wants a Pound of Flesh From Oracle

  • That goal could prove to be elusive, for Ellison's main database business, still nearly two-thirds of revenue, grows only 3% a year, according to Citigroup.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Oracle mainly competes with IBM, Hewlett-Packard in the hardware business, IBM and Microsoft in database and middleware software business and SAP in the applications software business.

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  • Bloomberg Sports, vying to become a leader in the sports stats database business, will be on hand to showcase its latest baseball analytics product along with its Front Office 2011 fantasy game.

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  • That goal could prove to be elusive, for Ellison's main database business, still nearly two-thirds of revenue, grows only 3% a year, according to Citigroup (nyse: C - news - people ).

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  • And although many of IBM's efforts in corporate markets, such as e-commerce, will center around the mainframe version of DB2, it is the NT version of DB2 that is clearly driving its database business in small and medium-size companies.

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  • For recruiters, LinkedIn is the largest ( now 200 million members) and most current database of business professionals in the world.

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  • Elroy Dimson, Paul Marsh and Mike Staunton of the London Business School examined their database of 17 national stockmarkets since 1900.

    ECONOMIST: Emerging markets may be the next bubble

  • Your business might already be in their database.

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  • He grew up on the database marketing side of the business and was eventually promoted to senior strategic management positions in account planning.

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  • An example is a business with a high-traffic, database-based web site.

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  • The agency compiles information from consumers, law-enforcement officials, the Better Business Bureau and other sources in a database called Consumer Sentinel, which now holds about 6.1 million complaints.

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  • The strategic intent has been to triangulate between business strategy, algorithmic math, and database structures to develop software tools that can change decisions to measurably increase shareholder value.

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  • The most recent iteration of the big-ticket package, Oracle's E-Business Suite, is a set of business applications designed to work with a single database.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Jeremy Barbera, the chief of MSGI, claims to have pioneered the practice of database marketing for the live entertainment business back in the 1980s and originated web-based ticketing in the 1990s.

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  • Mr Ellison argues that the e-business suite standardises data, putting it in one database where it can be manipulated by a complete and integrated suite of applications.

    ECONOMIST: Face value

  • Without the software, if a college or business wanted to subscribe to some kind of online database, they'd have to create hundreds or thousands of accounts, one for each individual user.

    FORBES: Consortium Builds Next-Generation Net

  • The database marketer, the largest serving the catalog business, has the skinny on 90 million shoppers, based on information from 1, 900 retailers.

    FORBES: Consumer Spy

  • Microsoft makes business software for enterprises and, more importantly, Microsoft makes database software.

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  • Oracle believes that the rigours of doing business on the Internet are creating a demand for ever more sophisticated database technology, and that 8i will be a natural choice for electronic commerce.

    ECONOMIST: Software

  • EMC, which owns a majority stake in VMware, installed Microsoft veteran Maritz as chief executive, and also hired Pat Gelsinger, formerly of Intel, as the head of the value-added software (like security and database analysis) that EMC puts atop its core storage business.

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  • Visitors can read up-to-the-minute headlines or investigative reports from APBNEWS.com, APB's national news service, download government documents on celebrities, view photos of missing children or wanted criminals, scan a registry of convicted sex offenders or search a tip database with advice on everything from preventing carjacking to strengthening business security.

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  • This may mean that you use low-cost Web-based services to provide order taking, accounting, e-mail services, database management, or a hundred other functions that are central to the operation of your business.

    FORBES: Extreme Outsourcing

  • The rapid and disruptive shift in the industry toward those business-driven themes have led Ellison to assert a bold claim: new competitive dynamics in the database sector will raise the stakes for Teradata and other relatively lower-profile players that have generally stayed under the radar of Oracle, IBM, and even Microsoft SQL Server.

    FORBES: Larry Ellison: As We Thump IBM, Our Next Target Is Teradata

  • Wahler's Hunt Valley, Maryland-based firm uses database and Internet technology to track a company's consumption of printed goods -- such as business cards and stationery -- and designs programs to make these purchases less costly.

    FORBES: Wooing the customer

  • Dutschke has registered several business ventures with state officials, all of which appear to be closed, according to a Mississippi Secretary of State database.

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