Since 1999, the IQNavigator solution has leveraged both Oracle’s technologies and applications, and IQNavigator is a Gold level partner of Oracle.
The Oracle Exadata Database Machine is the only database machine that provides extreme performance for both data warehousing and online transaction processing (OLTP) applications, making it the ideal platform for a SaaS application like IQNavigator. It is a complete package of servers, storage, networking, and software that is massively scalable, secure, and redundant.
IQNavigator purchased two quarter-rack Oracle Exadata Database Machines and implemented in the production environment in late 2011 providing benefits such as:
- Features 24/7 real-time reporting with clients running thousands of on-demand and scheduled reports daily
- Security, scalability and real-time performance guaranteed based on full Oracle stack using the latest technology versions and configurations
- Real-time reporting directly from the transactional database, while simultaneously speeding up online transactions
- Unprecedented system scalability with Oracle Real Application Clusters
“As the IQNavigator service and data products continue to grow exponentially, the performance delivered by Oracle Exadata Database Machine X2-2 is key to supporting the always-on, real-time reporting environment that clients rely on around the world,” said John F. Martin, chief operating officer, IQNavigator Inc. “Our decade-long relationship with Oracle and our market-leading product investment and innovation continue to drive advances in our client ownership experience and the end-user experience.”
“As a successful SaaS provider built on Oracle technologies, IQNavigator’s adoption of the Oracle Exadata Database Machine demonstrates their commitment to ongoing performance and scalability for their clients,” said Tim Shetler, vice president of Product Management, Oracle. “The Oracle Exadata Database Machine was our recommendation when IQNavigator shared their growth plans, and extends IQNavigator’s long-standing commitment to Oracle technologies.”
