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Data as a Service opportunities for solution providers
Learn about Data as a Service, how it works, its benefits and drawbacks for customers, and the opportunities it presents to IT solution providers. Tip
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DBaaS pros and cons for solution providers
A DBaaS has feature and other limitations, but it brings shorter sales cycles, reduced startup costs, recurring revenue streams and more customers. Tip
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SQL Server 2012 Power View: Self-service BI reporting for SharePoint
The SQL Server Power View tool enables solution providers to deliver self-service business intelligence reporting to a wide range of customers. Tip
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HP Enterprise Data Warehouse Appliance addresses massive data needs
The HP Enterprise Data Warehouse Appliance can manage from 30 TB to 600 TB of data in a preconfigured bundle. Tip
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Microsoft Sync Framework services for mobile device data management
Solutions providers can find success using the Microsoft Sync Framework to help SMBs with mobile workers that aren't constantly connected to a network. Tip
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Is SQL Azure migration right for your customers?
Customers considering an SQL Azure migration from SQL Server should be aware of the drawbacks to using this cloud database option. Tip
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Cloud business intelligence tools offer SQL Azure Reporting alternatives
SQL Azure Reporting’s limitations may disappoint some customers, but solution providers can step in and offer other cloud business intelligence tools. Tip
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Active Directory management services: cleanup and optimization
If you think there’s no demand for Active Directory management services, think again. Active Directory cleanup and optimization services can be valuable to your customers. Tip
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Using SQL Azure Reporting Services to offer data analysis services
By adding Azure Reporting Services to your line card, you can provide customers with easy data analysis services. SQL Azure Reporting information can benefit your company, too. Tip
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NoSQL technology gains channel support
Open source NoSQL database technologies such as MongoDB and Couchbase are catching on in enterprises that need an alternative to relational databases. Tip