Tech Tide Report

TechRadar™: Enterprise DBMS, Q1 2014

In-Memory, NoSQL, And DBaaS Forge Ahead; Relational And Data Warehouses Focus On Innovation; And Market Starts Consolidating

February 13th, 2014
Noel Yuhanna, VP, Principal Analyst
Noel Yuhanna VP, Principal Analyst
With contributors:
Boris Evelson , Brian Hopkins , Emily Jedinak

Summary

Today, enterprises face increasing data management challenges, largely because of growing data volumes, data security issues, the need for real-time information, integration of structured with unstructured data, new application requirements, and the limitations of earlier generation database technologies. In addition, major industry-changing dynamics, such as mobility, cloud, social, big data, and the "age of the customer," are driving the need for a more scalable, high-performance, secure, and agile database platforms. As a result, enterprise architecture professionals find themselves under pressure to improve the deployment, optimization, and management of databases. This TechRadar™ assesses 15 of the key mature and emerging database technologies that help define enterprise database management strategy going forward.

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