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Truviso, a provider of next-generation data analytic solutions, today announced that it has joined the EnterpriseDB Blade Partner Program.
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EnterpriseDB is the leading provider of enterprise-class database and services based on the open source PostgreSQL database. The move extends Truviso's reach to new customers using EnterpriseDB's Postgres Plus databases, and provides EnterpriseDB customers with a powerful business intelligence solution for analyzing massive amounts of "on the move" data.
"EnterpriseDB offers an open-source, Oracle-compatible database that in a very positive way has altered the traditional RDBMS cost-benefit equation and handles some of the most demanding enterprise applications," said Roman Bukary, vice president of marketing for Truviso. "We're extremely pleased to join the vibrant Blade ecosystem, and provide a certified, support-integrated complementary solution. We look forward to providing revolutionary analytic solutions to EnterpriseDB customers whose dynamic, always-on businesses cannot use legacy BI tools."
Truviso's solution, built on PostgreSQL, utilizes patent-pending, innovative technology for continuously analyzing massive amounts of "on-the-move" data. With full support for standard SQL, Truviso's solution simultaneously executes thousands of concurrent queries across high-volume data sources for on-demand actionable insights. Truviso delivers optimized, timely decisions, and analyzes critical data for enterprise users, applications, and devices, thereby maximizing their effectiveness, performance, and responsiveness. Truviso's robust, scalable technology has been proven by partners and customers in the high-volume, network-centric, massively interconnected applications used by large web properties, media providers, network security vendors, financial exchanges, and trading houses.
"EnterpriseDB Blade Partners, such as Truviso, offer compelling solutions that are complementary to or integrated with EnterpriseDB's Postgres Plus and Postgres Plus Advanced Server products," said Bob Zurek, chief technology officer, EnterpriseDB. "We are excited about the high quality and enthusiasm of the first companies to become part of the Blade Partner Program, and we think Blade customers will be delighted by the assured product interoperability and solution-based customer support."
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