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21-Jul-2020 14:23:38

Oracle Licensing - NUP or CPU

When it comes to licensing your Oracle database environment, there are two different metrics that you can choose from, NUP or CPU. The metric that you use to license your..

17-Jul-2020 10:51:59

Modernised Oracle Partner Network Explained

Gone are the days of ‘Platinum’ and ‘Gold’ partners! Oracle have scrapped the metal tiering system and launched a 'Modernised' Oracle Partner Network with new ‘Tracks’ and..

30-Jun-2020 17:19:35

Maintaining Control and Consistency of Enterprise IT with Azure Arc

Azure Arc

02-Jun-2020 09:20:25

PowerBI, Logic Apps and Azure SQL Database

Keeping business users, IT and Senior Management happy for your next BI project... PowerBI, Logic Apps and Azure SQL Database Yes it’s a big title, but this blog example..

28-May-2020 11:58:33

Classifying Animals: Machine Learning in Excel Spreadsheets

Recently DSP-Explorer held a webinar entitled ‘What’s On Your Watch List? An Azure Machine Learning Analysis’, in which we demonstrated how to create a film recommendation system..

21-May-2020 10:48:07

Journey to Azure: 3 Steps to Kicking off Your Azure Migration

Journey to Azure with DSP-Explorer's Bitesize Scheme... 3 Steps to Kicking off Your Azure Migration Cloud Computing has been hailed as the best way to modernise your environment..

30-Apr-2020 14:23:48

Simon Goodenough Oracle Open World 2020 Partner Executive Interview

Simon's DSP-Explorer story, the secrets behind DSP-Explorer's success, and why Oracle is a wise investment. Check out the bitesize video below or click here to see the full video..

30-Apr-2020 10:42:32

Portable Sentiment Analysis with Azure Cognitive Services - Part 2

In the previous blog we talked through a basic 'getting started' process on Azure Cognitive Services. Now we are going to take the service from Azure and run it somewhere else...

27-Apr-2020 17:52:05

Portable Sentiment Analysis with Azure Cognitive Services

Part 1 In these unprecedented times, how do people keep positive? I find music is a good way to do so but sometimes even up beat songs have a negative sentiment. We can of course..