Offering 10-100x the performance of traditional systems
at half the price, the Netezza Performance Server® analytic
appliance is empowering major online and offline retailers
and e-businesses such as Ahold, Amazon.com, Catalina Marketing,
CNET Networks, Neiman Marcus, Restoration Hardware, Ross Stores,
Shoppers Drug Mart and The TJX Companies to:
Read how the NPS system is helping our customers change their
businesses:
Ahold
Ahold, a division of Netherlands-based Royal Ahold
- the world's third-largest food retailer, encompasses nearly
1,200 stores nationwide. Although Ahold's data has been
steadily increasing by the terabyte, the NPS data warehouse
appliance lets them process, store and manage this data
in record time and at a lower cost. As a result, today they
are running 133% as many analyst reports by nearly 20% more
users and overall productivity has increased by 25%. And
the lower total cost of ownership of the NPS system vs.
the Oracle-based system means they've substantially reduced
the overall cost of their data warehouse. Learn
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FloraHolland
FloraHolland, the world-leading trader of plants, flowers
and horticultural products, has deployed Netezza for a variety
of commercial and logistical analyses using radio frequency
identification (RFID). FloraHolland uses RFID technology
on its Netezza platform to track the location of flower
carts so it can then analyze the effectiveness of its business
with regards to lead time of flower carts, delivery times,
efficiency of employees and overall error margins. The information
is also used for comprehensive product, sales and market
analyses. "The Netezza Performance Server is a dream
solution for us. It helps us exactly where we need it to
- in the heart of our data warehouse." Learn
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Pacific Sunwear of California
Pacific Sunwear of California, commonly referred to as PacSun,
is implementing Netezza as its enterprise data warehouse
(EDW) to provide an integrated multi-channel BI solution,
with MicroStrategy as its front end BI application and QuantiSense
as the project manager and integrator. PacSun will run analytics
on key merchandising, inventory metrics, finance, marketing
and store operations data to provide insights on sales trends
and inventory investments of its product by specific regions,
demographics and stores. The Netezza/MicroStrategy/QuantiSense
solution will provide a high-level view of these key performance
indicators in addition to interactive dashboards and reports
for executive analysis. Learn
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Ross Stores
Ross Stores, the nation's second largest off-price
company, has an opportunistic approach to buying merchandise.
But buyers were waiting too long for information they needed
to make buying decisions. By moving its data warehouse to
Netezza, complex merchandise reports that had taken Ross
Stores days to process now take five minutes. Simpler queries
are even faster - 70% of queries come back in 10 seconds
and 96% within a minute. Additionally, administrative time
has been significantly reduced and weekly uploads of new
data are 50x faster, improving uptime. Learn
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Sapporo Holdings
Sapporo Holdings Ltd, a leading Japanese brewery,
has been reaping the benefits of recent changes in the Japanese
brewing industry. However, the company wanted to take advantage
of increased sales in its main brands to improve the marketing
efforts of its other products while formulating more strategic
marketing initiatives overall. With Netezza, Sapporo can
process queries on massive data sets 30-60x faster, facilitating
better and faster decision-making both at manufacturing
sites and within managerial levels. Meanwhile, Netezza's
low-power solution reinforces Sapporo's corporate philosophy
to preserve the environment in all operational processes.
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Large ISP
One of the largest ISPs in the world has over 90TB of Netezza
deployed in a hub and spoke EDW for analyzing clickstream
data. They are using Netezza's data warehouse appliance
to understand advertising effectiveness and to spin up "teramarts"
(or very large marts) on demand for quick, deep analysis
of web behavior. Learn
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Large E-Business
A very large e-business was running sophisticated clickstream
analyses to identify and combat click fraud. On its existing
Oracle data warehousing system, these analyses would take
days at a minimum and consequently limited the organization's
efforts in combating fraud efficiently. Today, with the
Netezza data warehouse appliance, the company can do the
same analysis in a few hours with much more data, and is
realizing significant benefits as a result.