CenturyLink Symphony Database integrates cloud computing capabilities into Oracle 11G RAC and Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 environments. Accessible through a self-service portal, CenturyLink Symphony Database offers instant availability and high scalability.
Deltacloud is an Application Programming Interface server designed to create differences and abstractions between cloud providers, enabling organizations to manage their resources among different clouds. This frees the user from re-configuring an API for each cloud provider.
ConteXtream is a network virtualizer, tackling the problem of scalability through grid computing. Network virtualization provides access to distributed resources as well as full control of traffic flows, ensuring that company resources are utilized at full capacity.
Jitterbit Integration enables users to connect to SaaS, cloud and on-premise applications as well as incorporate artificial intelligence within any business process. The platform provides users with pre-built automation templates and workflows, and enables users to implement AI tools such as real-time language translation, speech recognition and product upsell recommendations.
Virsto, a storage hypervisor for virtual machines, provides three solutions for your existing virtual server environment: Virsto for vSphere, Virsto for Hyper-V, and Virsto for XenDesktop. Virsto increases your storage capacity and performance, while requiring no additional hardware or storage devices.
Azure SQL Database is a managed cloud database designed to support application building and maintenance processes. The platform is equipped with built-in intelligence functionality designed to learn application patterns in order to adapt to application performance to increase reliability and data protection.
Quantivo is an enterprise data solution that caters to helping businesses form relationships with their customer-base by integrating multiple data sources.
As SAP and Oracle are raising the maintenance rates for their on-premise ERP solutions, one might wonder if they are keeping in step with the demands of the market, which is seeing an ever-growing presence of SaaS vendors that don’t charge for maintenance. SAP and Oracle are realizing they cannot completely ignore the recent SaaS wave. As a result, they have started to move into the cloud by acquiring SuccessFactors (SAP) and Taleo and RightNow (Oracle). But many people wonder if SAP and Oracle are really in it to win it. Can you, after all, “buy” the cloud?