Vendors must understand their customers' needs implicitly before investing in a mobility strategy, says Charles Teversham, MD of Sage Alchemex.
Excitement at annual QlikView event as first OEM Partner of the Year is crowned.
Cisco discusses how service providers can accelerate big data evolution to unlock new value.
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SAP's Waldemar Adams will take a look at SAP's BI and mobile BI strategies in his two presentations at Saphila 2012.
QlikView for iOS, currently available for the iPad, offers an offline capability that complements QlikView on Mobile browser-based access.
Most organisations lack understanding of how big data is budgeted for, monitored and stored, says SAS.
The partnership lets customers combine QlikView in-memory data with Teradata Integrated Data Warehouse via a feature called Direct Discovery.
SAP's social media analytics technology will be used at Saphila to determine common sentiment about the conference.
In-memory databases, big data, and increasing mobility will be the biggest change drivers in BI next year, says BI expert.