Amazon vs. Microsoft vs. Oracle: Compare cloud database vendors

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Business Technology Research     January 02, 2018

IN THIS ISSUE Amazon vs. Microsoft vs. Oracle: Compare cloud database vendors 52% reduction in software spending with consolidated cloud backup Strengths, weaknesses of 15 CRM software vendors How to use Redis as a time series database Microsoft SQL Server: How to evaluate database management solutions

Amazon vs. Microsoft vs. Oracle: Compare cloud database vendors SPONSORED BY: SearchOracle Use this handbook to judge for yourself how vendors such as Amazon, Microsoft and Oracle have evolved their cloud databases and database-as-a-service platforms to create more user-friendly interfaces and support large enterprises. Read More

52% reduction in software spending with consolidated cloud backup SPONSORED BY: Commvault Agile infrastructure development is in full swing, and in order to meet budget constraints and innovation goals, consolidated cloud backup is the way to go. Read on to discover the benefits you'll gain, like reduction in software spending up to 52%, recovery capabilities that can convert between public and private clouds, and more. Read More

Strengths, weaknesses of 15 CRM software vendors SPONSORED BY: Zendesk According to Gartner, over 85% of customer service and support software will be delivered on a cloud-based model by 2019. In this Gartner report, compare strengths and weaknesses of cloud CRM software from top vendors including CRMNEXT, Microsoft, Oracle, Salesforce and many more. Read More

How to use Redis as a time series database SPONSORED BY: Redislabs Redis has been used for storing and analyzing time series data since its creation, and has grown to include 5 explicit and 3 implicit structures/types that offer different methods for analyzing data. Learn about the most flexible method of using Redis for time series analysis. Read More

Microsoft SQL Server: How to evaluate database management solutions SPONSORED BY: Quest The role of the DBA is evolving faster than ever and Oracle DBAs are increasingly expected to support Microsoft SQL Server. In this white paper, learn why organizations are adopting SQL Server and how to evaluate database management solutions. Read More

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