Interview with Sr. Product Manager for Sybase spotlights query performance and analytical function for Sybase IQ | Database Journal

Interview with Sr. Product Manager for Sybase spotlights query performance and analytical function for Sybase IQ

Jan 12, 2010
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In an interview with Mary Jo Nott and the BeyeNetwork, Joydeep Das, Sr. Product Manager of Sybase discussed how Sybase IQ is a highly optimized analytics server—providing faster results for mission-critical business intelligence, data warehouse, and reporting solutions on standard hardware and operating systems.

Said Das, “With a growing demand for analytical tools for making complex business decisions, firms are recognizing the value in investing in a new generation of database technologies that are purpose built for analytics. Sybase IQ Analytics Server is the world’s leading column based database server that provides a high performance, scalable and cost effective platform for analytics,” and “The latest Sybase IQ release — v15 — brings several innovative functionalities ranging from highly parallel query processing to life cycle management to support a new generation of analytical applications.”

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