- Five signs you may be outgrowing your MySQL Data Warehouse
Identify the Five Troubling Signs and Prepare for Big Data Analytics Success .Just like your old favorite shirt that you wore as a child and no longer fits as an adult, you may soon realize that you have outgrown your MySQL data warehouse, and it no longer meets your analytic needs.
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- Five signs you may be outgrowing your MySQL Data Warehouse
Download the webinar to identify these five important signs that you may be outgrowing your MySQL data warehouse, and how you can prepare for an easy transition to the HP Vertica Analytics Platform in meeting your most demanding Big Data analytics challenges.
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- Oracle beats MySQL for critical deployments
The world-class functionality in Oracle enables our clients to migrate their applications written using other databases, such as MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server and Sybase, in a matter of weeks.
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- Success Story on MySQL Migration to HP Vertica for OpenX
OpenX is a global leader in digital advertising technology and services, enabling digital media companies manage and maximize their ad revenue. Estuate provided a highly scalable solution with HP Vertica which performed extremely well addressing to all their business and technical needs.
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- Webinar on Five Signs you may be outgrowing your MySQL Data Warehouse
Join us for this upcoming webinar on Thur, 28 Mar 2013, 01:00 p.m. EDT, to learn how to migrate your organization to the HP Vertica Analytics Platform and prepare for Big Data analytics success.
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