The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
07/06/2009
Netezza Corporation (NYSE: NZ), a data warehouse and analytic appliances company, today announced that leading Italian triple-play telecommunications provider, WIND Telecomicazioni SpA, has migrated its business intelligence (BI) analysis to Netezza's leading data warehouse appliance platform.
ebizQ received the following:
The move away from the previous technology was driven by WIND Telecom's desire to significantly enhance performance while controlling costs. WIND Telecom is also evaluating Netezza for other data warehousing initiatives.
Massimo Pistoni, Business Intelligence manager at WIND Telecom, explained, "As we approached 10 terabytes of data, we started to experience performance issues with the legacy systems, and decided to search for an alternative. We evaluated platforms such as those offered by IBM, Sybase, Teradata and Netezza and ultimately selected Netezza's platform for its compelling price/performance ratio. The data was quickly migrated to the Netezza system, and we use Business Objects and SPSS Clementine to perform the analysis. We already have about 500 users who are accessing the new business intelligence system with great satisfaction."
Joe Napoli, country manager for Netezza in Italy added, "The Netezza system was specified and installed by Netezza partner ICare, a local data warehousing and BI specialist. WIND Telecom users are particularly impressed by their new ability to perform increasingly complex queries in near real time, and the BI team plans to further extend the use of Netezza later this year."
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