Tag: Google
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Gemini: WYSINWYG?
One of my maxims has always been “if the reality is better than the marketing, you’re doing marketing wrong”—but there are limits, and the apparently-somewhat-faked launch video of the new Gemini Ultra model seems to have gone beyond them, generating significant backlash.
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The Google Live Search Summary of Big Data!
What do you get when you type “big data is” into Google Live Search? An interesting view into what people think about the term…
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The Battle of The Database Elephants
Database rock star Michael Stonebraker says “main memory database systems are going to completely take over… among the elephants there’s going to be a duke it out between Oracle and SAP”
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Another Step for Google into Business Analytics? EIM with Google Refine 2.0
A new version of Google Refine has been announced, a tool designed to cleanse and integrate “messy” data. How does it fit into the corporate notion of enterprise information management?
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SAP Augmented Corporate Reality Proof of Concept
Here’s an example of “augmented corporate reality” I put together based on the Layar platform and the SAP BusinessObjects ondemand.com platform, running on a Google Nexus One Android phone.
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SAP Business By Design Adds Third-Party Web Services
SAP today announced new collaboration agreements that allow SAP Business ByDesign users to more easily leverage web services from third-party providers
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What are SAP, IBM, Oracle, and Salesforce.com doing with OpenSocial in the Enterprise?
At the recent Google I/O 2009 developer’s conference, SAP, IBM, Oracle, Salesforce.com and Atlassian gave quick demonstrations of how they are leveraging social networking technologies such as OpenSocial within organizations.
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Google Takes Another Step into BI
Google extends their business intelligence functionality by making it easy to search for and analyze public data sources.
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Google Gadgets and BI?
How long before Google takes on the dashboard market?
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Graphwise: Great Idea, But Needs Work?
Graphwise is BI 2.0 entrant similar to Swivel and ManyEyes, but with a twist. You enter a search term, and the site scours the web for content that contains tables linked to those terms, then proposes charts based on the data in those tables.