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  2004 Media Coverage
 

12.13.2004
"We're getting up to 80 times the performance," says Donald Parker, chief information officer at Shoppers Drug Mart, in Toronto, who says his company is phasing out the IBM product. "Netezza is phenomenal. This is not a small change. This is radically different. The system is even better than what Netezza claims."
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11.22.2004
Netezza Corp. last week added an appliance to its data warehousing product line that's targeted at companies with 400GB to 1TB of data.
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11.2004
In the past, adaptive project mart technology was mostly limited to software. But now there is a new twist for adaptive project marts. That twist is that there is a hardware solution that is available for adaptive project marts as well. That hardware is Netezza.
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11.9.2004
Preconfigured with hundreds of disk drives and sophisticated database software, anyone on the company network can tap the Netezza server to get instant answers to tough questions without slowing down the company's day-to-day business.
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10.2004
The DM Review 100 constitute the top 100 companies in the business intelligence space as determined by DM Review readers.
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10.25.2004
To accommodate its burgeoning data-processing needs, Acxiom developed proprietary grid-computing technology it calls the Customer Information Infrastructure. Database technology includes MySQL, Netezza, and Oracle.
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9.2004
Netezza's Sr. Vice President of Product Development, Bill Blake, discusses the benefits of a bio-aware data warehouse to genetic researchers and the genomic discovery process.
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9.10.2004
Netezza Corporation is taking on the Goliaths of the data warehousing market - and landing its share of sales.
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9.2004
Netezza Co-founder & CTO, Foster Hinshaw, provides an overview of the data warehouse appliance approach for leveraging Business Intelligence.
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9.1.2004
Business Intelligence is a critical activity that helps companies to make faster, smarter decisions, as well as increase revenue, build customer loyalty, streamline operations, improve risk management and even enable previously impossible business processes.
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8.30.2004
Caudwell is doing some serious number-crunching to stay on top of customer usage trends, avert fraud and find the most-attractive call routing options.
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8.15.2004
By storing and analyzing detailed call records, operators can capture lost information that often equates to missing revenue.
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7.19.2004
Netezza Corp. adopted PostgreSQL as the core of the database it developed in 2000-2001 to run inside its Netezza Performance Server 8000.
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7.13.2004
It's not often you are told about something too good to be true - which then bears up under examination. However, I think I've just met such a product.
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7.05.2004
Appliance boosts data warehouse performance while cutting costs.
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6.28.2004
Netezza is growing nicely as big-name director looks on.
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6.15.2004
When one researcher is conducting a complex query on a transactional database, other researchers typically cannot use the database during that query period. This reduces productivity. The Venter Foundation, however, recently started using an analytical data warehouse from Framingham, Mass.-based Netezza Corp. that is specifically designed for biological research.
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6.8.2004
Epsilon's massively parallel processing solution for insurance, banking and credit marketers, leveraging high-performance database appliance technology from Netezza to produce unparalleled campaign speed and processing times on multi-terabyte databases with more than 290 million individuals.
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5.19.2004
The retail industry isn't traditionally on the cutting edge of IT. But growing competition, shrinking margins and an increasingly global supply chain are putting pressure on retailers to be more savvy about how they stock their shelves.
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5.13.2004
The Netezza system won out over a series of more traditional data warehouse contenders and software-based tools that either couldn't hold company's full set of call records, showed inadequate load performance or cost more than Caudwell was ready to pay, said Caudwell data center manager Steve Morgan.
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3.26.2004
Netezza's CFO, Patrick Scannell, foresees increases in technology investment.
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3.1.2004
Netezza's Foster Hinshaw on reducing customer churn in the telecommunications market.
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2.26.2004
Pat Scannell, chief financial officer at Netezza Corp. in Framingham, expects his firm's 100-person staff will grow by 20 percent this year.
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2.16.2004
Premier is moving a 1.5-terabyte data warehouse of clinical and hospital information into a Netezza Corp. data-warehouse system, which Premier says will perform complex analysis tasks more quickly and at lower costs.
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1.26.2004
TJX, with $12 billion in revenues and over 94,000 associates worldwide, recently turned to Netezza to overcome the storage and processing capabilities of traditional solutions, and to find a cost-effective way to handle the large amounts of data generated by the company's steady growth.
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1.7.2004
Propping up our top 10 is Netezza, a rapidly emerging upstart that is breaking the mould of traditional batch-driven data warehousing and introducing speedier ways of delivering BI.
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1.1.2004
Netezza is named a 'company to watch in 2004' by
Intelligent Enterprise.
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