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Aside from the traditional data modeling vendors — CA, Embarcadero Technologies, and Sybase — three new challengers (IBM, Microsoft, and Quest Software) are aiming to both take share and grow the market, and each vendor is pursuing a different entry strategy that builds on its own traditional strengths. But the existing market leaders aren't standing still; they're changing their tactics by focusing on adjacent markets such as development tools, database administrator (DBA) productivity, and enterprise architecture (EA) modeling. This teleconference focuses on the data modeling drivers and trends, market size and vendors, and looks at what to expect in the future.
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Vendors mentioned: CA, Embarcadero Technologies, IBM, Microsoft, Quest Software, and Sybase
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