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ZoomIt SQL Server v2.2 Data Services (SSDS)

The On Demand scalability of SQL Server Data Services (SSDS) is a highly scalable data storage and on-demand and query processing web services. Businesses use storage resources as needed to transform large initial investment and operation costs far less on-demand costs.

A storage and access request

• Store and retrieve data virtually anytime, anywhere on the web.

• Use and pay for storage resources, as you go.

easily scale as their data grows

• Making virtually no restrictions on the amount of stored data.

• Use the same service interfaces for your storage needs at any scale.

Easy to manage

• Easy to use web based service for the procurement, implementation and monitoring.

• 2,500 customers and partners about end-user empowerment, Self-Service BI and people-ready BI, followed by Ted Kummert, corporate vice president of messaging data and storage platform division at Microsoft, announced some interesting news for SQL Server.

Project "Madison" runs 1 row query in seconds

trillion Madison Project was announced as the version of SQL Server that is integrated with the recent acquisition of DATAllegro. Project "Madison" will be able to manage challenging workloads of the warehouse which is key since the data warehouse is the core of any business intelligence solution. At the BI Conference, SQL Server demonstrated how capable this technology really is by using current reporting tools to query than 1 trillion rows in a 100 TB data warehouse to return results in seconds.

SQL Server code-name "Kilimanjaro" announced

The next version of SQL Server code-name "Kilimanjaro" will focus on enabling BI and the end user. As part of Kilimanjaro, project code-name "Gemini" allows users to perform self-service analysis and intuitively build their own business intelligence solutions easily share and collaborate on personal BI results. The new capabilities enable end users to directly access, analyze, customize and share data using Excel and SharePoint with minimal dependence on IT.

Acosta reached 70% improvement in SQL Server 2008

Mike Chaffin, CIO of Acosta, joined Ted Kummert the stage to discuss efforts de Acosta in updating its business intelligence solutions for SQL Server 2008. Acosta provides retail sales and category management services to more than 1,000 manufacturers, including giants such as Clorox, Heinz and Nestle. Now its clients get better data views, easier data management with table partitioning, enhanced performance with dynamic management views and aggregations of 70 percent faster.