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Database maker Sybase Inc. has joined with TIBCO Software Inc. and BearingPoint Inc. to push data in its systems out in real time.
Sybase, of Dublin, Calif., said at its TechWave user conference in Orlando, Fla., last week that it will integrate TIBCOs Java Messaging Service technology into its own Adaptive Server Enterprise relational DBMS.
The combination is geared to deliver what Sybase officials called Real-time Services—technology designed to deliver information in real time when data within the database changes. Business decisions can be triggered by automatic notification of these changes.
The services are being built on open standards and will be accessible via a point-and-click interface, meaning users dont have to get up to speed on a proprietary interface or use a development kit before employing them. Real-time Services should be generally available next quarter.
Sybase is hooking up with BearingPoint (formerly KPMG Consulting Inc.) to offer third-party software management. Typically, customers buy Sybase products and hire their own database administrators and IT integrators unless they get Sybase to manage their mobile and wireless environments, Sybase Chairman, CEO and President John Chen told eWEEK.
The BearingPoint offering represents a hybrid: a third party to manage any pieces of the software or day-to-day operations a customer wants to hand over, Chen said.
“This is, for me, a broadening of our channels,” Chen said.
The managed services offering includes a reference architecture comprising applications, infrastructure, a hosting environment, and components for monitoring and maintenance. BearingPoint and Sybase can manage the database, operating system layer and physical infrastructure that the application resides on. Services can be provisioned at the client site or at third-party hosting facilities.
BearingPoint and Sybases partnership will also produce an as-yet-unnamed revenue management system application for the health care industry, Chen said.
