Posted by Josh Howard on February 18, 2009
Embarcadero today announced the launch of All-Access™, the industry’s first software development tool chest that provides application developers, data architects and database professionals with cost effective, on-demand access to all the tools they need to design, build and run their software applications and data systems.
All-Access enables you to choose from one of four All-Access levels providing on-demand access to 18 award winning development and management products. This is also a cost effective way to access some of Embarcadero’s leading database design and modeling tools. Each of the four levels include on-demand access to Embarcadero’s Online metadata search and reporting tool (ER/Portal), data model viewer tool (ER/Studio Viewer), and business process modeling tool (EA/Studio). Higher All-Access levels will get you full access to our data modeling tool ER/Studio. While some of our other tools like Schema Examiner and Universal Data Models are not currently available in All-Access, they can still be purchased as stand-alone tools and will work seamlessly with the All-Access licensing.
Another cool feature with All-Access is the introduction of InstantOn™, a breakthrough feature that allows users to easily “click-and-run” All-Access tools on-demand, without installation, either locally or over the network. InstantOn saves time and allows instant operation in locked-down desktop environments where installing software is problematic. The InstantOn capability is available today for many All-Access tools and will be available for all components of All-Access in Q2 2009.
We think this is a real game changer in the industry, and so do the leading analysts and publications. Here are a few links of what they have to say:
SD Times - Embarcadero’s all in with All-Access licensing
eWeek -Embarcadero Licensing Strategy Could Broaden Adoption Among Application, Database Developers
InfoWorld – Embarcadero offers on-demand tools access
Posted in All-Access, EA/Studio, ER/Studio | Tagged: data model, Data Modeling, database design | Leave a Comment »
Posted by Jason Tiret on February 11, 2009
Come and get it! We’re gearing up to release another version of the ER/Studio Enterprise Portal in the coming months. We just launched the Portal 1.1 Beta so that people can get an early look at the new feature and provide some feedback. There is no install or setup necessary. We have a hosted portal so you can check out the new features immediately.
If you would like to apply for the Portal 1.1 beta program, click here. If you participated in the ER/Studio 8.0 beta you can use your same account. Otherwise just create one really quick and you’ll be good to go.
A lot of hard work has gone into this release. We’ve added things like:
- New and improved search
- LDAP Integration
- Synchronization Configuration Console
- Server Configuration Assistant
- New Favorites widget on the home page for favorite reports and searches
There’s a bunch more that you can see by joining the program!
For those of you that are not familiar with the ER/Studio Enterprise Portal. It allows you to search, browse and report across all of the models that are in your ER/Repository with the use of a simple web-browser. Greg Keller posted a sneak peak on his blog with a nice demo of the main features of the ER/Portal. I’d check it out if you have time. We also have one up on www.embarcadero.com as well.
Posted in Beta News, Portal | Tagged: ER/Portal, Metadata | Leave a Comment »
Posted by Josh Howard on February 6, 2009
Check out Embarcadero’s Delphi & RAD Studio Product Manager, Nick Hodges, and ER/Studio Director of Modeling, Jason Tiret in a live webinar Tuesday, February 10, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. (PST) to learn more about the benefits of modeling in Delphi Architect and RAD Studio Architect 2009 Edition.
Register Here
Invitation:
With the explosion of data within the enterprise and the need to truly understand how the data is used and accessed across your applications, businesses are elevating the importance modeling and improving how data is accessed. Today’s leading companies are taking data modeling to the next level and using it to respond to changing business conditions, reduce data redundancy and improve development productivity.
In this webinar, you will learn how to take a model-driven development approach with Delphi and RAD Studio 2009 Architect editions, powered by ER/Studio Developer Edition, to easily forward and reverse-engineer, analyze, and optimize existing databases. Taking a model-driven development approach reduces long-term costs by improving developer productivity and application performance.
Please join Reducing Time and Costs with a Model-Driven Development Approach to hear first-hand from Embarcadero Technologies’ Delphi Product Manager, Nick Hodges and Director of Modeling, Jason Tiret as they walk you through:
- ER/Studio Developer Edition – How to use the industry leading data modeling tool that is now included in the Architect Editions
- Architect your data – Learn how to easily reverse-engineer, analyze, and optimize existing databases with round-trip database support
- Database life cycle support – Construct graphical models from an existing database or schema and modify your database directly
- Model-driven database design – Build multilevel designs with this highly productive environment using the advanced graphics capabilities, automated and custom transformations, de-normalization mapping and extensible automation
Register Here
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