Campus Technology: MySQL Creators Move to Keep MySQL Open

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6/23/2009

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MySQL Creators Move to Keep MySQL Open
MySQL originator Monty Widenius and Percona CEO Peter Zaitsev have recently formed the Open Database Alliance (ODA), a vendor-neutral consortium that aims to become a hub for the MySQL open source database community and its associated eco system. The ODA said it is also seeking to be a forum for derivative code, binaries, training, and support.More
Emory Center To Use CRM for Prospect Work
Emory University's Center for Lifelong Learning will be implementing prospect management and marketing software from Intelliworks.More
HP and Red Hat Integrate SOA Tools
Hewlett Packard and Red Hat recently said their respective service oriented architecture platforms will work together.More

SUNY Upstate Medical University Deploys Asset Tracking and Temperature Monitoring
SUNY Upstate Medical University, part of the State University of New York (SUNY) system, has implemented AeroScout's WiFi-based asset management and temperature monitoring software.More
Premier Ed Adds Sparkroom Lead Management to Private College Marketing Efforts
Premier Education Group, which has 21 privately owned campuses in northeastern states, has selected technology from Sparkroom to manage its student leads. Sparkroom's Lead Deliver and Lead IQ platforms automate lead capture, validation, and distribution.More
Texas State San Marcos Selects SciQuest eProcurement
Texas State University-San Marcos will implement SciQuest's suite of eProcurement solutions to aggregate its purchasing. All departments within Texas State will use the new system, which will enable buyers to shop online with preferred suppliers in electronic catalogs or "punch-out" to suppliers' Web sites in an environment similar to that found on popular e-commerce sites.More

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MySQL Creators Move to Keep MySQL Open

Emory Center To Use CRM for Prospect Work

HP and Red Hat Integrate SOA Tools

SUNY Upstate Medical University Deploys Asset Tracking and Temperature Monitoring

Premier Ed Adds Sparkroom Lead Management to Private College Marketing Efforts

Texas State San Marcos Selects SciQuest eProcurement