Fujitsu has participated in the PostgreSQL community for over 20 years and has contributed to PostgreSQL development by developing new features, as well as creating and reviewing correction patches. And last year we took our team contributions to a whole new level.
The public sector is undergoing a digital transformation, and at the heart of this shift lies a powerful enabler: open source technology. Once seen primarily as a tool for startups and tech giants, open source is now becoming the cornerstone of government modernization efforts around the globe.
Earlier this month, a select group of FSI executives gathered alongside Fujitsu’s software technology leaders at the iconic MOMA in NYC, for a roundtable luncheon to discuss the adoption of open-source technology within the US banking industry.
Last week in the heart of London’s financial district, a select group of industry leaders convened for an executive roundtable entitled The Future of OS: Enabling Secure and Scalable Open-Source in Finance.
Geospatial data is an essential component of modern-day mapping and location-based services, assisting with decision making around complex problems, and in the case of open-source geo data, also fostering the transparency of governments and institutions.
With growing adoption among developers and the support of major hyperscalers, the time has come for organizations to make a choice and experience the benefits of PostgreSQL. How did it happen?
PostgreSQL keeps evolving and adding features that make it easier to manage your data so you can unlock its full potential. But if you and your team need to work with multiple databases, you should consider using a powerful and robust database management tool such as DBeaver.
With the vast amount of data being handled by organizations, they face enormous pressure to effectively harness this information so it can be used to make timely and informed decisions in order to stay ahead of the competition.
PostgreSQL 15 doesn’t disappoint. Upon arrival of the new release, the long-awaited MERGE feature will be delivered. It may not have been with the speed of light, but right on time like a door dash delivery.
After a long season of no in-person events due the pandemic, I can say with certainty that attending the Open Source Summit event in Dublin along with my fellow Fujitsu representatives was not only thoroughly enjoyable, but also a great opportunity to catch up with the community. Here are my thoughts.
The Open Banking conference, sponsored by Fujitsu, aims to help financial sector executives ready their organisations for the new open banking era starting July 2020.
Open banking is already a reality in many countries, bringing innovation for customers and opportunities for banks and financial institutions.
Your business’ ability to unlock ideas and use them to create opportunities is perhaps the most vital factor for staying relevant in our fast-changing digital economy.
Open source database technology can help a DevOps approach deliver apps and software faster than ever before. Here's why.
