The Invisible Database

I was recently directed to this entertaining 4 minute video produced by one of our customers, Polfärskt Bröd AB of Sweden. Polfärskt is a large bread distributor, serving more than 3500 stores throughout Sweden. The video describes how a new IT system improved the service they provide to their customers. Each of the Polfärskt sales [...]

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I am always excited to hear about tools being developed that support SQL Anywhere. SQL Anywhere was designed from the beginning to be very open, and support a wide variety of standard interfaces, such as ODBC, JDBC and ADO.NET. As a result, virtually all development tools that are popular can be used with SQL Anywhere. [...]

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Most smart phone devices today have some form of location capability, whether that is GPS, or cel tower triangulation. Up to now, the location information has been for relatively simple applications where the single point is used in applications for things like mapping, finding a restaurant, or getting directions. The spatial data being captured is [...]

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Mark your calendars, Sybase has just announced that Sybase TechWave 2010 will be held August 9-11 at the Hilton Washington, in Washington, DC. At the moment, there are very few details on the official Sybase TechWave website, but I am sure they will be filled in as the details become finalized. One thing I can [...]

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