原文标题:The Analytic-Transactional Data Platform: Enabling the Real-Time Enterprise
This study examines the need for an integrated transactional and analytical data platform in order to process complex analytic queries as a harmonious data collection. One key capability of such a platform is to enrich transaction processing with the intelligence that comes from immediately relevant business intelligence. Such a platform requires maintaining in one database instance the data that is current and relevant to the transactions in question to facilitate the kind of real-time business intelligence necessary to enrich or even determine business decisions at the point of action. Another requirement is to provide transactional applications with the ability to reference other BI data that may reside in other databases, such as data warehouses, and to permit analytical applications running on data warehouses to enrich their analytics with data from transactional databases and other data collections, including nonrelational data stores. This study describes such a platform, considers the kinds of technology options available in the market today, and projects future developments that will
The SAP HANA Cloud Platform harnesses the power of the IoT to allow the cubeXX to run interactively. According to SAP’s Vice President of M2M and IoT Engineering, Uwe Kubach, the HANA Cloud Platform enables the processing of large data volumes, which are generated by the cubeXX’s various sensors and equipment on an ongoing basis.
SAP HANA is one of the first data management platforms to handle both transactions and analytics in-memory on a single data copy.It converges a state-of-the-art database with advanced data processing services, data integration services, and application services. You gain a single secure environment for all your mission-critical data assets, so you can manage large volumes of structured and unstructured data efficiently to improve total cost of ownership. And, at the same time, you can
原文标题:Enabling the Agile Enterprise Through Unified Data
Analytic data is derived and segregated from transactional data. It requires separate databases with separate schemas — one optimized for transactions, and another optimized for analytics. Data must be moved from operational systems to business intelligence (BI) systems, such as data warehouses, on a periodic basis which results in delays in availability for analytic data, which is usually days or a week old. This keeps analytics from interfering with transactionperformance which can be useful for planning analytics, but not for intra-day decision support.