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Sybase TechWave draws Geoffrey Moore Inside the Tornado
Blog If we thought we were going to get the Sybase corporate line all morning today - and to be honest, we did think that was all we were going to get - there came a pleasant surprise. Sybase’s TechWave event is now in full swing and CEO John Chen has...
[August 5, 2008, 19:11]
Sybase trial is a masquerade
Talkback In my opinion, this article misrepresents Sybase's ASE Express Edition completely. While there may be some discussion about the respective merits of open-source vs.proprietary systems, this article misses the main point -- namely, Sybase offering a...
[September 15, 2004, 13:54]
Sybase names co-CEO, takes $70m charge
News As originally reported by PC Week Online, the news comes atop an announcement Monday that the company was laying off 600 employees, or 11 percent of its workforce, following a disappointing 1997 in which Sybase (SYBS) lost $55 million.
[February 27, 1998, 10:33]
Sybase aims to be slimmer but smarter
News Mike Shelton, director of marketing and business development for Sybase Europe, said Sybase plans to focus its global sales message on three areas: the Web, 'occasionally connected' (mobile) users and data warehousing.
[February 26, 1998, 15:13]
Sybase snuggles up with Siemens, but do you care?
Blog After missing out on Sybase’s TechWave conference this year due to a corporate travel bungle I haven’t had a chance to mention the company much of late. Of course many of us in the UK still ask the “whatever happened to Sybase?
[September 23, 2009, 8:53]
Sybase makes XcelleNet purchase
News Database specialist Sybase announced on Friday a $95m (£52m) buyout of data management applications maker XcelleNet, furthering its thrust into the market for software tools used in mobile devices. Through the deal, privately held XcelleNet will...
[April 5, 2004, 12:05]
Sybase to cut 600 employees
News Sybase Inc.struggling after a disappointing 1997 in which it lost more than $55 million, Monday disclosed plans to lay off nearly 600 employees -- about 11 percent of its overall workforce -- in a reorganisation designed to return the database...
[February 24, 1998, 9:59]
Sybase Case Study: Cox Communications
White Papers To efficiently serve its high volume of customers, Cox Communications implemented XcelleNet Afaria from iAnywhere Solutions, a subsidiary of Sybase, saving time and money by automatically sending updates to its technicians' in-vehicle mobile devices.
[May 10, 2006, 0:00]
Sybase offers dynamic alternative to archive storage
News Sybase has announced the release of a database-archiving solution, Sybase Dynamic Archive, that gives customers the performance and cost benefits of data archiving while enabling instant access to information.
[June 21, 2004, 8:30]
Sybase rocked by Japanese revenue overstatement
News Sybase has been embarrassed by the discovery that a division overstated revenues, causing it to postpone the release of its October-December fourth quarter and year-end results until January 28. Staff responsible - the Sybase Japan president and...
[January 23, 1998, 11:12]
Sybase sees RFID as saviour
News Sybase is set to outline its radio-frequency identification plans and reveal details on updates to its flagship products. At the company's customer conference, Sybase executives plan to discuss a mobile computing initiative around RFID and recruit...
[August 16, 2004, 14:15]
Sybase revamps portal software
News Sybase, looking to expand the appeal of its software, on Monday revamped its portal and software development tools. Sybase competes against IBM, Oracle, BEA Systems, Sun Microsystems, Microsoft and others in the growing market for portal-server...
[August 6, 2002, 16:35]
Sybase Case Study: Iroquois Gas
White Papers Using Sybase technology, Iroquois migrated its existing ordering application to Linux and moved from stable to disaster-proof. Iroquois Pipeline Operating Company (Iroquois), which operates a 375-mile long interstate mainline natural gas pipeline...
[April 25, 2007, 1:00]
Sybase updates RFID software lineup
News Sybase on Monday released server software tuned to gather data from RFID devices and connect that information to a company's back-end systems. The starting cost for the product is $50,000 (£26,000), and it includes Sybase's RFID Anywhere software...
[April 12, 2005, 15:20]
Sybase DataWindow .NET 2.0 - Easy, Powerful, and Flexible
White Papers Sybase recently released DataWindow .NET 2.0, a powerful object used to build data-driven .NET applications. Sybase's DataWindow technology, used by client-server developers since the early 1990's, integrates well into the Visual Studio environment.
[July 2, 2007, 1:00]
Sybase ASE
Downloads Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) 12.5.1 on the Mac OS X platform, is designed to support the demanding requirements of transaction-intensive, mission-critical OLTP and decision support applications while delivering innovations that meet the...
[December 8, 2003, 7:00]
Sybase ASE 12.5.x for UNIX: Integrating "Quiesce Database" Feature With Backup and Recovery Using a NetApp Filer Without Reboot
White Papers This paper covers the techniques for integrating the quiesce database feature provided in ASE for backing up and restoring a Sybase ASE 12.5.x server (henceforth called Sybase server) for a UNIX database when a Network Appliance filer is used for...
[September 11, 2007, 1:00]
Tough Enough: Sybase Breakthrough Handheld Security?
Blog Tough Enough: Sybase Breakthrough Handheld Security? This month many may have noticed that Sybase iAnywhere has released their latest “next gen” handset security solution. As the founder of MyMobiSafe.com, any “breakthrough” (as described in the...
[March 11, 2008, 1:45]
Sybase boosts database-management system
News Sybase on Tuesday announced enhancements to its enterprise-level relational database-management system Adaptive Server Enterprise, which will improve its manageability and encryption capabilities. Sybase seems to have seen this coming and acquired...
[July 31, 2007, 16:47]
Sybase Case Study: Addison Lee
White Papers Working with BT and Sybase, Addison Lee architected a system that provides robust 24/7 availability, unparalleled customer service and is fully integrated across all operations functions. The overall design incorporates two IBM pSeries hardware...
[May 15, 2007, 1:00]
