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SAP embraces Hadoop with new in-memory analytics tool
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A new tool from SAP will allow companies to analyze distributed Hadoop data alongside corporate data using the ERP giant's Hana in-memory computing platform.
Announced on Tuesday, SAP Hana Vora is an in-memory query engine that taps the Apache Spark execution framework to deliver interactive analytics on Hadoop.
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By extending Hana's reach to include distributed data in the Hadoop ecosystem, the tool is designed to help data scientists and developers combine corporate and external data in their analyses. That, in turn, means incoming data from customers, partners, and smart devices can be integrated with that from internal enterprise processes, giving companies better context with which to make decisions, SAP said.
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SAP embraces Hadoop with new in-memory analytics tool
via
A new tool from SAP will allow companies to analyze distributed Hadoop data alongside corporate data using the ERP giant's Hana in-memory computing platform.
Announced on Tuesday, SAP Hana Vora is an in-memory query engine that taps the Apache Spark execution framework to deliver interactive analytics on Hadoop.
[ Also on InfoWorld: Harness the power of Hadoop -- find out how in InfoWorld's Deep Dive report. | 18 essential Hadoop tools for crunching big data. | Get a digest of the day's top tech stories in the InfoWorld Daily newsletter. ]
By extending Hana's reach to include distributed data in the Hadoop ecosystem, the tool is designed to help data scientists and developers combine corporate and external data in their analyses. That, in turn, means incoming data from customers, partners, and smart devices can be integrated with that from internal enterprise processes, giving companies better context with which to make decisions, SAP said.
To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here