Panorama raises Server Microsoft SQL 2008 R2 Similar Data Warehouse

Panorama Software, a worldwide leader in proactive Organization Intelligence (BI) solutions, nowadays announced support from the Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Parallel Information Warehouse via its flagship business intelligence solution, Panorama NovaView 6.2.

A solution authorizes Panorama NovaView customer flexibility to citizen connected to SQL Server 2008 R2 Parallel Information Warehouse also performs analysis on huge enterprise data sets. Previously code-named project “Madison”, Microsoft’s new platform is really a scalable appliance that utilizes massively parallel processing to deliver low-cost performance.

SQL Server 2008 R2 Parallel Data Warehouse supports big amounts of data. Panorama NovaView and SQL Server 2008 R2 Parallel Data Warehouse could both be quickly scalable to satisfy organization requirements, allowing quick information increases from tens to countless terabytes. The machine is also less high-priced than other options, as it uses industry-standard hardware, in support of requires extra capacity as data volume increases.

“Customers’ information wants not at all decelerate, they just grow and raise each and each year, "said Kobi Averbuch, Panorama Software, VP Research & Development. “Constant information growth insists true scalability that is affordable and easily integrated. Our NovaView customers can now drag more significance from their enterprise intellect data by means of this combination with Microsoft SQL Server technologies and SQL Server 2008 R2 Parallel Information Warehouse.”

"Panorama Software is innovating and adding value and functionality towards the Microsoft platform of products," said Sonny Ali, Senior Platform Strategy Advisor at Microsoft. "They are offering to you added services for the latest information warehouse technology. An organization requirement wants scalability to feel massive sum of data. Panorama has the capacity to scale up hand into hand with technology of Microsoft with no disturbance.”