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 July 2011

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SAP And Oracle Battle, Customers Avoid Choosing Sides

7/29/2011
Will it be the apps vendor's innovation or the stack vendor's one-stop shop? IT hedges its bets.
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Google Deal Lets SAP Customers Map Data

7/27/2011
Google Maps meets SAP: Partnership includes exclusive mashup capabilities and discounted pricing for geospatial data.
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SAP Steals Share From Oracle In Strong Quarter

7/27/2011
Applications software license growth increased by 18%, versus 16% reported by Oracle in most recent quarter.
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Low-Cost Options For Predictive Analytics Challenge SAS, IBM

7/26/2011
Upstarts Revolution Analytics and Alpine Data Labs step up the competition against market leaders.
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IBM's Unsexy Secret To Profits: Middleware

7/22/2011
One telling statistic from IBM's big quarterly windfall: This unsung category drives 64% of the company's high-margin software revenue.
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Infor Promises Investment In Lawson ERP

7/21/2011
ION integration layer will link Lawson M3 to Infor options for planning, product lifecycle management, distribution, and corporate performance management.
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Inside IBM's Coremetrics-Unica SaaS Marketing Mashup

7/20/2011
Blending of Web analytics and marketing management services is designed to ease multi-channel analysis and campaign management.
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Johns Hopkins Execs: How To Make Medicine Smarter

7/14/2011
CIO and chief medical information officer share lessons learned on electronic health records, embedded intelligence, risk reduction, and personalized medicine.
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MicroStrategy Follows On Cloud, Pioneers Social Insight

7/13/2011
The independent business intelligence and analytics vendor trails IBM and SAP on cloud deployment, but it appears to be blazing its own trail on social network analysis.
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Workday Goes After Higher Education, Public Sector Markets

7/12/2011
Brown, Cornell, Georgetown, and USC help define college- and university-specific human-resources and payroll functionality.
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Sybase IQ Gains Beefier Analysis Capabilities

7/11/2011
Analytic database graduates from marts to enterprise data warehouse needs through massively parallel processing, distributed querying, and an API for unstructured data.
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Kognitio Tries Fast, Faster, Fastest Data Warehouse Strategy

7/8/2011
Microsoft Excel-friendly analysis engine and three appliance configurations cover the spectrum of big-data performance demands.
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Office 365 Vs. Google Apps: Advantage Microsoft

7/7/2011
Is Microsoft Office 365 ready to rumble with the ease of use and lower cost of archrival Google Apps? Consider this point-by-point comparison for enterprises.
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Infor Acquires Lawson: What's Its Next ERP Buy?

7/6/2011
Cross-brand product integration work begins. So does speculation on which ERP vendor Infor CEO Charles Phillips might gobble up next.
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Starbucks BI Test: Can Managers Beat Heatwave?

7/6/2011
The coffee giant tests MicroStrategy technology that lets store managers act fast on insight gleaned from Web-, smartphone-, or tablet-based reports.
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Harvard Goes To School On Big Data

7/5/2011
IBM Netezza appliance powers medical school's analysis of 10-million-plus patient records for drug safety research.
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