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- Sybase | SAP
What is Sybase? Sybase, Inc was an enterprise software and services company, acquired by SAP in 2010 to accelerate the reach of SAP solutions across mobile platforms and help companies manage and analyze business information and processes on any device
- Sybase - Wikipedia
Sybase, Inc was an enterprise software and services company The company produced software relating to relational databases, with facilities located in California and Massachusetts
- Sybase Database - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
A Sybase database is defined as a database system that operates within a Sybase database server, which consists of a data server and a backup server, allowing for multiple databases to be managed within a single engine
- SyBooks Online - SAP
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- Sybase, Inc. -- Company History
Sybase, Inc is one of the ten largest independent software companies in the world The company's main area of emphasis is in developing relational database management systems for network computer environments
- Definition of Sybase | PCMag
(Sybase Inc , Dublin, CA) A software company founded in 1984 that specialized in enterprise infrastructure and integration of platforms, databases and applications
- Relational Database Server | Sybase | SAP ASE
Learn how you can build new or migration your on-premises SAP ASE systems to a cloud-based, fully managed service Optimize your workloads and deploy in a public cloud infrastructure as a service; in SAP ASE, cloud edition by IBM Cloud; or on premises
- Sybase - Kleiner Perkins | Make History
Sybase was an enterprise software and services company started in 1984 in the Berkeley home of Bob Epstein with co-founder Mark Hoffman Mark, a former IBMer who had been at West Point, reached out to Kleiner Perkins partner and fellow Army cadet, Frank Caufield, to explore a potential investment
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