Greenplum has unveiled plans to give Chorus package, allowing users to deliver new data center from different sources. The company specializes in providing database and data warehouse plans will Greenplum unveiled Chorus package, allowing users to quickly deliver new data center from different sources.

Many businesses seek to build a centralized data warehouse, to provide a unique source of information more reliable than the data center a variety of sources, as well as to be able to control management and protect their information. He said Scott Yara, co-founder and president of Greenplum, this model can not be sustained due to high maintenance costs, and as many analysts want to analyze business information, IT systems often blocked.

Chorus is the first product derived from marketing strategies cloud for enterprise data "that Greenplum launched last year. He said Yara, customers can purchase registration or use of these software packages are sold in late April 2010. Prices were not disclosed. Greenplum also announced database version 4.0 has improved functionality, reliability and management, hoping to be completely replaced by versions of the company's major competitors such as Teradata offers level.