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• Business Analytics

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    In a video interview, business intelligence analyst Wayne Eckerson offers tips on using big data analytics software and related big data technology. He also gives his view of what big data really is.

• SAP

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• SQL Server

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    In this second article of a two-part series on new T-SQL statements, expert Serdar Yegulalp reviews command changes to sequencing, date values and more.

• Java

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  • Open source integration framework keeps motorists safe in the UK

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• Data Center

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• Content Management

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• Financial Applications

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  • Basic planning, data cleansing seen as crucial to HR system integration

    Save time and money by establishing human resources processes and scrubbing data before embarking on a project to integrate systems, industry watchers say.

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