Blog: William McKnight« Orlando, here comes Business Intelligence | Main | Customer Specific Pricing » Microsoft and SMBOne of my assertions recently has been that the business intelligence industry is momentarily distracted by the high end deals. Recent titan acquisitons (Ascential, Siebel) are clearly focused on bringing in the Fortune level customer. We now see some balance being brought into the equation. Microsoft has never neglected the lower end BI customer. Actually, you could say they have not neglected the lower end anything customer. Microsoft is "on the hunt for SMBs" according to a recent article. As well, their SQL Server product has always had appeal to SMBs for business intelligence. SQL Server 2005 has a launch on November 7 in San Francisco. Every major city will have an event related to this launch. SQL Server should be released on or about that date. I have been analyzing SQL 2005 for business intelligence and will provide that analysis here at a later date. But I can say that I'm excited about the BI possibilities for SMBs. |
Comments
I'm trying to fill a DW position in Orlando. Do you know anyone who would be interested?
Bachelors or higher in related field.
5+ years proven management/leadership experience
Data Warehouse Experience
Corporate Data Architectures and Strategies
Familiarity with:
ETL processing
Business Analysis Tool
UNIX and Microsoft
Teradata RDMS
Ascential Data Storage
They would be responsible for Strategic Direction of Enterprise Data Warehouse
Financial Management, Budgeting, Contracts, Resource Management,
Relationship Management with Key Vendors
Manage several teams of extremely intelligent and capable employees helping them with goal planning, time/task mgmt, performance assessment, and more.
It's a Solid / Desirable Company.
Excellent Benefits
If you know anyone who would be interested, please forward this email to them.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call me at 1-800-949-5423 x206.
Warmest wishes,
Gene Hawkins
Sr. Recruiter
Gene@SoftwareSearch.com
770-934-5138 x206
Posted by: Gene Hawkins | October 19, 2005 11:07 AM