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Business Intelligence ComputerworldUK Business Intelligence is your essential resource for all the latest news, analysis, case studies and reviews of business intelligence applications, analytics applications, databases, data management tools, data mining and data warehousing.
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Microsoft cuts .Net link to Oracle DBMS
Microsoft is continuing its product purge, after revealing it will discontinue its own software that provides access from its .Net applications to Oracle databases, and instead defer to other software makers.
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Ingres benefits from Oracle-related angst
The open-source database company is touting customer wins, including a supermarket chain and a New York investment bank.
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British Library 5-year CRM project 'delights readers'
The British Library's five-year CRM project is delivering significant customer benefits after consolidating 37 customer databases into one system.
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How effective risk management can strengthen your business
A clear insight into operations is the only way to steer clear of financial uncertainty
News analysis
Oracle database left unpatched as management discount threats
Many organisations are failing to mandate their IT staff to quickly install Oracle's security patches, which may result in Oracle database installations being exposed to vulnerabilities for extended periods according to a survey out this week.
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Microsoft extends government licence deal
Microsoft has extended PSA09, a public sector licence deal, until December to give organisations the chance to procure under preferential terms.
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Microsoft releases 5 security service packs
In addition to the beta release of its free consumer anti-malware software, Microsoft Security Essentials, Microsoft has, in the past week, unleashed five service packs for its enterprise class security software.
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What a week: top stories you may have missed
London Stock Exchange doubts its core platform, Government does ID card u-turn, Windows 7 pricing rows continue, Apple faces critical iPhone vulnerability, Obama's internet shutdown plan. These stories and more in your Computerworld UK weekly roundup.
