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Move Signal Seriousness To Acquire Key Innovation Driven Technologies
Order evista no prescription, SAP announces a $5.8B acquisition of Emeryville, CA, based Sybase. The acquired entity will remain a stand alone company. At first customers, prospects, and casual observers will wonder why SAP has agreed to acquire what is perceived as an aging, legacy database company. However, industry watchers will realize the fit in technology innovation for three main reasons:
- Sybase is a leader in mobile platforms. Over the past decade, Sybase has transformed its company to succeed and lead in the mobile space and has extended its BI and analytics capabilities. Sybase delivers the complete value chain in managing, analyzing, and mobilizing information. A key solution is Sybase's Uwired Platform, which provides a mobile development platform, supports heterogeneous deployments on most devices and operating systems, extends back end data, and ensures security and mobility management. Sybase also brings strong capabilities with real time decision support, predictive analytics, dynamic reporting, and high performance BI.
Point of View (POV): SAP and Sybase already cemented their partnership at CeBIT. Enabling SAP CRM to work on mobile devices with ease, Kjøp Discount cytoxan, Comprare cytoxan sconto, put some life back in the staid SAP CRM product. The ability to deliver the same capabilities in the rest of the Business Suite will help SAP achieve a key part of its innovation strategy in mobile. On the analytics and BI front, SAP will need to provide a clear road map on how the analytics integration will work with the BOBJ teams and NetWeaver architecture. Customers will want a road map on 90 day, gleevec kopen, Cheap arimidex pill, 180 day, and 1 year integration milestones.
- Massive data volumes require in-memory databases for rapid access. Sybase brings a high performance in-memory database (IMDB) to the table. The proliferation of information, devices, goedkope epogen apotheek, Delaware DE Del., and delivery platforms require reduced response times. Sybase delivers an integrated approach to IMDB. The offering shares the same SQL language, drivers, comprar iressa barato, Cheap arimidex online, and admin tools. The result - limited code changes, reduced bugs, buy zometa online, Cheap epogen, and quicker time to market.
Point of View (POV): IMDBs represent a key component in both future on-premise based applications and SaaS/Cloud based applications. While SAP had an offering called Max DB, acheter iressa discount, Acheter capecitabine discount, the product did not appeal to financial services and insurance customers who remained skeptical on its application in massive workloads. However, Sybase has proven itself with its IMDB offerings and financial services pedigree. Another key reason for moving to IMDB - SAP resells an estimated $1B of Oracle Database every year, cheap zometa pill. New Jersey NJ N.J., (Clarification 5/14/2010: The SAP install base buys $1B in Oracle databases every year.) Any effort to stop funding SAP's largest competitor is a proactive and perfect reason to move to IMDB.
- Cloud technologies bring SAP into the future. Sybase has built a strong relationship with Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), cheapest zometa online, Billige arimidex apotek, storage, and virtualization vendors required to support cloud technologies. Sybase products for mission critical data management, Oklahoma OK Okla., Missouri MO Mo., embedded and mobile database, column based analytics, billig cytoxan apotek, Oregon OR Ore., and data movement and synchronization already work in the Cloud.
POV: SAP can take advantage of the advances made from the Sybase team to support both private and public cloud environments. The private cloud capabilities deliver a must have requirement to meet strict European privacy laws and mitigate concerns of public sector customers. Sybase is unique in being able to provide the same database management technologies in both the private and public cloud.
The Bottom Line - Sybase Brings Three Critical Technologies Required For Next Gen Apps And More
SAP has broken its promise of no more big acquisitions after the BusinessObjects deal. However, these acquisitions make sense toward the path of next generation applications. Mobile, cloud, in-memory provide the tools required to support the 10 elements of next generation applications. More importantly, they also gain access to the financial services and public sector markets. On the geographic front, Sybase has strong presence in the China market, an area where SAP sees future growth, order evista no prescription.
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