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Pepper Group rolling out data warehouse-in-a-box
Financial services organisation Pepper Group is deploying what is claimed to be Australia’s first fully-integrated data warehouse-in-a-box, an appliance that doesn’t require IT support.
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Predictive analytics pays off for Australia Post
Manual cash flow forecasts are a thing of the past for Australia Post with the implementation of two software packages which crunch data to produce accurate daily, monthly and annual forecasting reports.
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IBM IOD 2011: IBM launches analytics in the Cloud, on iPad
IBM Corporation has launched a number of new software platforms in an attempt to address the multitude of issues companies have had managing 'big data'
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IBM building security into cloud fabric
IBM executives said this week that the company is looking to many of its existing tools, from the Tivoli management system to Cognos business intelligence software, to secure private and IBM-hosted hybrid clouds as customers migrate to these new computing setups.
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Meyer Cookware signs Pronto in ERP deal
The Australian division of global cookware manufacturer, Meyer Cookware, has signed a six-figure deal with ERP developer, Pronto Software, to implement Pronto-Xi across the enterprise.
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