There are many ways to describe a database: the role it plays in a distributed architecture, the various internal components that make it work, and the various levels that define specific roles and ...

The lifeblood of Merrill Lynch is the information that the investment bank has collected about its clients, trades, investment products and stock prices. Trouble is, that information is scattered ...

Prior to 2008, whatever your database question, the answer was always,“Oracle”—or sometimes, “MySQL” or, “SQL Server.” The relational database management system (RDBMS) model—really a triumvirate of ...

Database management is in a crisis, one that’s only partly recognized. The horrors of data integration may be well known, but they’re only the tip of a much larger iceberg: schema complexity.

With significantly more opportunity to go in converting customers to its cloud database-as-a-service product, Atlas, which represents 50% of all revenue and brand new opportunity for the company’s ...

Data is not sedentary. Once data has been created, organizations tend to move it around to support many different purposes—different applications, different geographies, different users, different ...