Oracle buys Endeca, but what does this mean for the unstructured data market?
The move follows a public spat between Oracle and former target Autonomy
Oracle bought unstructured data company Endeca yesterday - perhaps the first acknowledgement that managing unstructured data is a market it should tap into from a company that normally deals in traditional...
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