SAN FRANCISCO—Hewlett-Packard, putting together resources it has been cultivating since it acquired business intelligence vendor Knightsbridge Solutions last December, introduced on April 24 what it calls a "next-generation" data warehouse platform and new business intelligence services aimed at Global 2000 companies.
Knightsbridge, which brought 700 new employees with it into the HP realm, is a Chicago-based services subsidiary focused on the information management areas of business intelligence, data warehousing, data integration and information quality.
The new platform and services, which a company spokesperson described as "central" to the company's ever-expanding business information optimization catalog, were introduced at parallel launch events here and at Technology@Work in Berlin.
HP's new Neoview data warehouse is an integrated hardware, software and services platform consisting of an HP Integrity or ProLiant server, HP's StorageWorks storage server, HP's home-cooked Non-Stop SQL database, Knightsbridge business intelligence software, and a new set of dedicated services to support the package.
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