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Bridging the Gap: Harmonizing RDBMS with Data Warehousing for Scalability

As businesses grow, so does the complexity of managing and analyzing data. Traditionally, relational database management systems (RDBMS) have been the backbone of data storage, offering robust and reliable transactional capabilities. However, as data volumes increase, traditional RDBMS solutions start to hit their limits, causing performance issues that affect overall operations.  The need to scale […]

How AI Is Changing SQL for the Better

Structured query language (SQL) is one of the most popular programming languages, with nearly 52% of programmers using it in their work. SQL has outlasted many other programming languages due to its stability and reliability. SQL doesn’t change dramatically from version to version, and that consistency, combined with a logical design that allows it to deliver […]

The Hidden Pitfalls of Cloud-Based Managed MySQL Services

Cloud-based managed MySQL data services are being aggressively marketed to organizations with the promise of streamlining their database management. These “managed data services” are an alternative to more traditional “non-managed data services” – software solutions with embedded intelligent proxies and cluster management using native MySQL run on-premises, in the cloud, or a hybrid cloud.  These […]

Data Management in an Industrial Environment

Industrial environments are rich data sources, from equipment pressure and temperature readings to real-time inventory levels. This ocean of data provides organizations with valuable insights when (and if) effectively harnessed. By transforming raw data generated across the floor 24/7 into actionable intelligence, industrial plants are equipped with data-informed insights necessary to create operational strategies that […]

Cloud Computing vs. Data Security

Cloud computing has, in recent years, become both an essential service used in many industries and a ubiquitous part of the daily lives of consumers. By offering remote access to computing services that can be rented out on a flexible, efficient, as-needed basis, it gives companies access to greater computer power and storage capabilities than […]

Knowledge Graphs: Context, Compliance, and Connections

“Graph is leaving a larger and larger footprint. And that is good,” said Thomas Frisendal in Knowledge Graphs and Data Modeling. Gartner named knowledge graphs as part of an emerging trend toward digital ecosystems, showing relationships among enterprises, people, and things, and enabling seamless, dynamic connections across geographies and industries. Elisa Kendall and Deborah McGuinness, […]