EnterpriseDB, the biggest independent PostgreSQL database organization, recently announced that IBM signed up as a Gold sponsor at PG West, the sector's largest PostgreSQL conference. PG West takes place on November 2-4 at the Sir Francis Drake Hotel located in San Francisco. Additional Gold vendors include Jaspersoft, 2nd Quadrant as well as Continuant. EnterpriseDB is really a Platinum recruit at PG West this year.
"IBM's support associated with PG West verifies that PostgreSQL is ready as well as well-suited for business environments," says CEO- EnterpriseDB, Ed Boyajian. "Organizations these days appreciate the persuasive financial aspects associated with open source software program like PostgreSQL that is quickly becoming probably the most bothersome free technology since Linux. PG West has an opportunity for the actual PostgreSQL neighborhood to get together to share current improvements. Speakers at the conference consist of notable PostgreSQL neighborhood people, contributors as well as executives from companies that deploy PostgreSQL. Sun Microsystems’ co-founder and open-source advocate Scott McNealy is going to be delivering the keynote, additionally validating the significance of utilizing open source database technologies such as PostgreSQL.
EnterpriseDB, the corporation behind PostgreSQL, offers enterprise-class PostgreSQL items and PostgreSQL services to assist organizations so that they can be successful with the planet's most advanced free database management system. The company's Postgres Plus products are preferably suited for transaction-intensive programs requiring exceptional overall performance, massive scalability and compatibility along with proprietary data source items to reduce general database costs. EnterpriseDB offers workplaces in North America, European countries as well as Asian countries. The organization was founded in 04 and it is based in Westford, Bulk.
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