Sybase Launches Breakthrough Technology for Extremely Fast Replication and Real-Time Analytics Support
New Release of Replication Server Includes Patent Pending Technology for High Volume, Immediate Data Transfer Requirements
WASHINGTON (August 10, 2010) – SYBASE TECHWAVE 2010
Sybase is the only company to provide patent-pending High Volume Adaptive Replication (HVAR) technology, which utilizes a groundbreaking optimization technique to intelligently analyze rapidly changing data and deliver only final outcomes. The result is dramatically higher performance compared to existing replication methods. Combined with parallel Data Server Interfaces, enterprises can reduce the time to replicate extremely high volumes of data from hours down to minutes or seconds. Sybase Replication Server also introduces the Real-Time Loading Edition for rapid loading of transactional data from Sybase Adaptive Server® Enterprise (ASE) into the Sybase IQ analytics server. Enterprises operating in markets where seconds and minutes make the difference between profit and loss now have near-instantaneous access to operational data from their Business Intelligence tools, enabling real-time decision making.
“NTT DATA Group provides a broad range of IT services to customers worldwide. Because of our extensive number of customers running a very high volume of OLTP transactions through the network, we were experiencing up to three hour latency in replicating from Sybase ASE to Sybase IQ,” said Masatoshi Yokogawa, Senior Expert, Research and Development, NTT DATA CORPORATION. “When we incorporated Sybase Replication Server Real-Time Loading Edition, the time it took to replicate these transactions was reduced dramatically, from three hours to less than five minutes, giving our customers critical real-time data warehouse capability.”
This latest release includes the following capabilities:
- Real Time Loading for Sybase IQ
- Advanced Performance Services
- New Heterogeneous Capabilities
- In-Memory Database Replication
“In today’s volatile and competitive business climate, enterprises must create agile businesses by tapping into real-time analytics and decision support to quickly predict outcomes and identify risks,” said Brian Vink, Vice President, Data Management products, Sybase. “Replication Server 15.5 gives organizations a data movement platform that will scale with them as they move to the next level of real-time operations and business analytics.”
Availability
Sybase Replication Server 15.5 is currently available. For more information visit: http://www.sybase.com/replicationserver
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Contact
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Jeff Neal, 925-236-5035
jeff.neal@sybase.com
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Source: Sybase