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Part 1: Getting Started with Progress’ RAG-as-a-Service Platform, Progress Agentic RAG
October 13, 2025
Enterprise knowledge management is broken. Critical insights get buried in email threads, brilliant analysis disappears into network drives and teams unknowingly duplicate work that was completed months earlier. The promise of AI-powered search and retrieval augmented generation (RAG) offers a solution—but how does it work in practice? Read our blog to find out.
Built for Business, Loved by Developers: Progress OpenEdge ABL
October 16, 2025
Progress OpenEdge ABL is a business-focused, fourth-generation language that enables rapid, reliable and scalable development of mission-critical applications, making it a trusted and future-ready choice for organizations and developers.
Introducing Automate MFT: Modern File Transfer Built for Hybrid and Distributed IT Ecosystems
October 08, 2025
We're thrilled to introduce Progress Automate MFT—a first-of-its-kind cloud-native orchestration engine explicitly built for automated, secure file transfer. Is a cloud-native file transfer solution at the top of your wish list? Let’s dive into the details that make Automate MFT the right solution for your enterprise.
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Breakthrough Calculator for Measuring Mainframe TCO Savings of zIIP Specialty Engine Exploitation
In this podcast, Calvin Fudge of DataDirect and Susan Eustis of WinterGreen Research discuss the DataDirect Shadow TCO Calculator for measuring the cost and resource savings of zIIP exploitation and the business value the calculator brings to mainframe users. The podcast lasts for 16:59.
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Why Tuning the Database is Vital
Though not its primary focus, The Data Access Handbook does talk some about tuning the database. In this podcast Rob Steward explains why tuning the database in relation to middleware will greatly improve database application performance? The podcast runs for 5:36
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Effective EF with Oracle
In conversations with many .NET developers and architects, I consistently hear a preference to build their initial implementations with SQL Server. In many cases, it’s perfectly logical to do this. If you want to spin your application quickly, it offers the least path of resistance to get things up...
Gregg Willhoit DataConnections Introduction
A welcoming to DataConnections from Gregg Willhoit, Chief Architect at DataDirect Technologies. This podcasts runs for 3:27.
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Apama SIFMA 09 Announcements
SIFMA is happening this week in NY and this typically sparks a flurry of announcements in Capital Markets, as this event can be seen as a benchmark for what is happening in the industry, similar to TradeTech Paris for Europe earlier in the Spring. Apama has made a series of...
High Frequency Trading driving the need to build quickly, run fast
<p>High Frequency Trading driving the need to build quickly, run fast</p>
In just about any race there is usually a starting point and a finish line, unless of course you are in an arms...
Contracts And Set-Up Fees: How You Can Profit From The SaaS Business Model?
This is the last SaaS Podcast of this three part series, please see listed podcast in this blog: ...
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Real-World Risks of AI: What We Should Be Watching
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This Innovative Developer’s Award-Winning Hackathon Journey Is Bringing AI and OpenEdge Together
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