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Topic: Migration (1 - 5 of 5 articles)

Fast Extract Expands Functionality to Windows

Published on Sep 26, 2007
Topics: cosort data manipulation fact fast extract migration windows

Happy news for Microsoft aficionados: Fast Extract (FACT) for Oracle now operates on the Windows platform.

FACT helps unburden large Oracle tables onto to portable flat files in fixed- or variable-length formats with supported combinations of native SQL SELECT features.

Operating SQL*Loader and SortCL alongside FACT helps with high-volume reorg, replications, migration and reporting.

Parent company Innovative Routines International, Inc. also purveys CoSort, a data manipulation package.

If Manipulation's Your Game, Hire a CoSort

Published on Jun 6, 2007
Topics: cosort data conversion ldif migration xml

Florida-based Innovative Routines today released CoSort 9, a data manipulation solution for Linux, Windows and Unix.

echo Releases Swiss Army Knife for SharePoint

Published on Jun 4, 2007
Topics: domino echo technology lotus migration moss notes sharepoint

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As if enough software companies haven't already hitched their wagons to Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server 2007 (MOSS), echo Technology announces the beta release of its all-in-one MOSS administration solution.

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Point, Click and Go SharePoint, from Lotus Notes

Published on May 8, 2007
Topics: cms content migration domino ibm lotus notes microsoft migration moss portals proposion sharepoint

As we have covered recently , content migration is a hot and serious topic for many IT managers. Migration from Lotus Notes to Microsoft SharePoint, a heretofore unfulfilled niche in the market, appears to have been filled by Proposion Software.

Vamosa Liberates Web Content for SharePoint

Published on May 3, 2007
Topics: cms content microsoft migration sharepoint vamosa

Vamosa, again earning their classification as a Cool Vendor (we would prefer Nifty Vendor ourselves) in content management, has announced the release of free content analysis and migration software for Microsoft SharePoint.