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Ingres RDBMS som open source - Hvad Ingres er og hvilke muligheder Ingres giver 
Bent Jensen og Dev Mukherjee
Ingres RDBMS er en avanceret SQL relations database, der har vist sin styrke adskillige gange gennem årene. Siden "university Ingres" i 80'erne har der sideløbende været udviklet en kommerciel version af Ingres, der hidtil har været closed source. Men nu er der frigivet en fuldt opdateret version af Ingres under en open source licens. Hvad Ingres er og kan - og hvilke muligheder der er for at anvende Ingres som en open source komponent i en open source arkitektur vil der her blive fortalt om.
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Bent Jensen, er ansat hos
TietoEnator A/S som senior konsulent med bla. Ingres RDBMS som
ansvarsområde som jeg har arbejdet med siden 1987. Har gennem tiden
arbejdet med projekter for bla. FOA, Pen-Sam, TV2, TV2 Reklame, Kort
og matrikel styrelsen, Dansk metrologisk institut, Forsvaret,
Rigspolitiet, Kunststyrelsen, Danbrew, Organisator, Bording Data,
Mærsk Data, Lindø værftet, Asea Brown-Boveri, Brdr. Dahl,
Arbejdsmarkeds styrelsen, Falck, ...
Dev Mukherjee, Ingres Corporation is
Chief Marketing Officer and Senior Vice President of Business Development.
With more than 20 years of marketing experience at leading technology
companies, Mr. Mukherjee joins Ingres to lead the company's marketing
and business development functions. A thought leader in the technology
industry for his vision of utility computing and software as a
service, Mr. Mukherjee was most recently General Manager of Marketing
for Microsoft's Windows Server System brand, which includes Windows
Server OS, Exchange Server, SQL Server and Biztalk Server. Prior to
Microsoft, Mr. Mukherjee was vice president Strategy and Marketing in
IBM's Global Services unit for the outsourcing and hosting
businesses. Mr. Mukherjee was recognized by BusinessWeek as one of
their Top 25 e-biz leaders for the impact his vision of on demand
computing had not only at IBM, but the technology industry as a
whole. Mr. Mukherjee holds a bachelor's degree in Computer Science
from Manchester University England, and a master's in business
administration from MIT's Sloan School of Management.