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 February 2013
2/28/2013
Fourth quarter and full-year financial results top estimates, but CEO Marc Benioff admits Salesforce.com needs more Marketing Cloud services muscle.
2/28/2013
In a full week for big data news, EMC, Intel and Revolution Analytics announcements stand out.
2/27/2013
What's behind Salesforce.com's new 'customer company' spin? For starters, the previous social-centric message was not translating into sales.
2/26/2013
Oracle's roadmap for recently acquired Eloqua marketing suite shows continued support for Salesforce.com and Microsoft CRM applications.
2/25/2013
EMC's new Pivotal HD Hadoop distribution brings direct SQL querying to data stored on a big data cluster.
2/25/2013
'Leaders' quadrant gets crowded as Gartner sees companies moving from BI into analytics.
2/15/2013
Oracle says analyst firm's note on contention between legacy applications and Fusion is 'speculative,' 'misrepresentative' and based on a dated, skewed survey.
2/15/2013
SAP's in-memory database will enable NBA.com visitors to query more than 50 years of stats, including details on the latest games.
2/13/2013
Microsoft executive Dave Campbell outlines plans for Hadoop, machine learning, high-performance computing and data and analytic offerings on Azure.
2/12/2013
Oracle customers are standing pat with E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, Siebel and other legacy apps, shortchanging the chances of success for Oracle Fusion Applications.
2/11/2013
IBM's cognitive computing technology moves past Jeopardy and into serious healthcare challenges, including cancer treatment. IBM's rivals seem stuck on more prosaic problems.
2/7/2013
Gartner's annual report notes a wave of data warehousing newcomers and leading-edge companies taking advantage of big data.
2/6/2013
SAP increases Standard Support maintenance contracts by 5.5% to 19% of the software's original cost each year. That could reopen old support price-hike wounds.
2/5/2013
With MySQL 5.6, a major revision, Oracle takes aim at NoSQL database competitors including MongoDB and Cassandra.
2/4/2013
IBM entry-level Power 7+ servers now start at $6,000. Netezza analytics platform successor challenges EMC, Oracle and Teradata.
2/4/2013
Oracle survey uncovers gaps between those who are and aren't delivering great customer interactions.
2/1/2013
Oracle loses appeal to end Hewlett-Packard's lawsuit tied to Itanium server support.
2/1/2013
Company behind Vectorwise and Ingres databases acquires Pervasive and Versant to add customers and expand software footprint into data integration.
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