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You may not know what a data warehouse is, but chances are your company relies on one. This critical piece of business software, as the name implies, acts as a repository for all sorts of data—sales totals, customer service records, employee information—you name it. Putting all that diverse information into a super database makes it easier to analyze the information and find patterns that could boost sales or improve customer service. An example of a fairly common reporting task is to see how many people came to a company's web site, signed up for something, and then renewed a year later. Traditionally, data warehouses from Teradata (TDC), Oracle (OCLCF), or SAP

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Note: (Oct. 9, 2017 11:20 a.m. EDT) This story was updated to add detail about the benchmark's format.