What's next for the Open Data Initiative?
Microsoft, Adobe and SAP announced the ODI a year ago, but things seemingly have gone quiet lately. What gives?
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Sold the Fold: Samsung's innovative device has room for improvement
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We respond to George Anadiotis’ recent take on Percona’s open source data management survey. Most respondents are still actively experimenting with new databases and are not necessarily standardizing any single platform. That same trend applies to the cloud as well. Actually, that doesn’t make them much different from the rest of their IT colleagues.
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