UNISYS and market leaders providing business intelligence software and services have announced that the two institutions will join hands with business intelligence solutions based on Linux operating systems. At present, users have already enjoyed excellent performance from Unisys and SAS. Expand, end-to-end business intelligence and analysis solutions. Through the current announcement of the cooperation plan, the two institutions' joint customers will fully grasp the high flexibility and open advantages of the Linux operating system.
Keith Collins, Chief Technology Officer, SAS, said: "We find that customers are increasingly interested in Linux-based business intelligence solutions, especially in the financial services industry .unisys has always provided excellent cost performance based on the intelt processor-based high-end system field With a prestige, cooperation with Unisys and cooperate with its ES7000 server series, SAS will provide business customers with Linux-based business intelligence applications. "Efficient business intelligence solution requires high-performance system fitness. Customers are increasingly relying on the architecture based on Intel Itanium 2 chip as the backbone of the enterprise business intelligence solution, 64-bit calculations provide a server with high scalability and availability, related memory caches and buffers ensure the speed of critical information transmission. And accuracy. Industry leaders such as Intel, UNISYS and SAS are working together to provide these functions with a much lower cost than RISC-based products, which will prompt Linux business intelligent enterprise acceptance rate and adoption rate.
Li Zhiming, vice president of sales in the Asia-Pacific system and the technical department, said: "The changing business environment prompts companies to extend commercial intelligence to individuals and departments in the company. ITEL ITANIUM 2 Unisys ES7000 server is designed for business intelligence, With the leading software suppliers such as SAS, we can now provide standardized solutions for business intelligence and data storage, which can now be comparable to the Unix / RISC products of competitors. But there is a significant price advantage. "
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