Profile of Doug Henschen

Executive Editor, Enterprise Apps

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Doug Henschen is Executive Editor of InformationWeek, where he covers the intersection of enterprise applications with information management, business intelligence, big data and analytics. He previously served as editor in chief of Intelligent Enterprise, editor in chief of Transform Magazine, and Executive Editor at DM News. He has covered IT and data-driven marketing for more than 15 years.

Articles by Doug Henschen
posted in November 2012

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SAS Acquires rPath Assets To Boost Cloud Services

11/30/2012
Analytic vendor SAS buys automation technologies, hires key staff to bolster its rapidly scalable cloud delivery capabilities.
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Big Data And Analytics Expertise: Beg, Borrow Or Steal?

11/29/2012
Demand for big data and analytics experts is on the rise, but it will take years for the supply to catch up. Here's how to cope.
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Workday Posts Strong Start As Public Firm

11/28/2012
Workday post-IPO financial results exceed expectations and it sets lofty goals for market share gains against Oracle and SAP.
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Amazon Debuts Low-Cost, Big Data Warehousing

11/28/2012
Amazon Redshift service promises ten times faster query performance than conventional on-premises data warehouses, at one-tenth the price.
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Former Autonomy Chief Challenges HP Fraud Allegations

11/27/2012
Former Autonomy CEO Mike Lynch rejects HP allegations of impropriety. HP says questions will be answered in court.
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Salesforce.com Revenues Surge, But Should You Ignore Losses?

11/27/2012
Why cloud application vendors are held to a different standard when it comes to profitability.
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10 Cities Raise Tech IQs In IBM Challenge

11/26/2012
IBM's Smarter Cities Challenge helps 100 cities around the globe improve education, infrastructure, public safety and economic development. Look how 10 winning cities are tackling tough problems.
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Big Data Debate: End Near For Data Warehousing?

11/19/2012
Some Hadoop advocates say this new platform will unseat the relational data warehouse from its dominant role in BI. Database champions say 'not so fast!' Share your opinion.
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Intel CEO Otellini To Step Down

11/19/2012
Intel's Paul Otellini, president and CEO, is retiring as Intel stares down a post-PC era favoring mobile chips.
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Oracle Spotlights Its Database Memory Gap

11/16/2012
Oracle takes Microsoft to task for its SQL Server Project Hekaton announcement, but in doing so it underscores what's missing from Oracle DB and Exadata.
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Analytics Gets More Accurate, More Accessible

11/15/2012
Advanced analytics' predictive capabilities combined with big data are driving a new age of experimentation.
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5 Keys To Big Data Success

11/15/2012
Think beyond technologies and techniques. How you engage with internal constituents and fund projects also may prove critical, a study says.
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Sears Hadoop Plans: Check Out Data Warehousing's Future

11/14/2012
Will Hadoop become the new enterprise data warehouse? Sears' CTO is not alone in seeing a shift in how we'll use relational databases.
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SAP Takes Big Step Putting CRM On Hana

11/13/2012
Watch out Salesforce.com: SAP releases a Hana in-memory database upgrade capable of running core transactional applications, starting with a customer relationship package.
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Google, Tableau Team On Big Data

11/11/2012
Google BigQuery lets data analysts do fast, SQL-style querying. Tableau Software brings data visualization power to let business users in on the big data platform.
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Oracle Buys Yet Another Project Portfolio Management Firm

11/8/2012
Oracle acquires Instantis just three months after buying Skire. So what happens to those customers?
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Microsoft In-Memory Move Challenges SAP, Oracle

11/7/2012
Microsoft SQL Server "Project Hekaton" promises in-memory transactional processing that will stack up against SAP Hana and Oracle Exadata.
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