2020 DBTA Readers' Choice Awards: Best Graph Database
It’s all about relationships. With graph databases, relationships are first-class citizens.
That's why graph databases and knowledge graphs are undergoing rapid adoption. They offer the advantages of linking and analyzing vast amounts of interconnected data.
Key use cases for graph databases include AI, fraud detection, real-time recommendations, and master data.
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Winners' Circle by Philip Rathle VP of Products at Neo4j
Neo4j is the leader in graph database technology. Neo4j is a native graph database, meaning it is purpose-built from the ground up for connected data. More precisely, it exposes a property graph data model via its popular open query language Cypher, and is optimized down to the memory and storage level for representing any data as a graph. Read more.
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2020 DBTA Readers' Choice Awards: Best In-Memory Solution
While in-memory technology has been on the market for many years, today, the demand for intelligent, interactive experiences requires back-end systems and applications operating at high performance, and incorporating movement and delivery of data faster than ever before.
When fast data access is necessary, for use cases such as transactions, analytics, and operational insights, in-memory database systems have what it takes.
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Winners' Circle by Ravi Mayuram, SVP of Engineering and CTO
Businesses today work in real-time, not batches. They are in a constant state of change. Applications are being deployed hourly, everywhere on the cloud and beyond. While there are more breakpoints than ever, reliability and near-infinite scale to the peaks and valleys of business are just a core assumption of everyday life. Read more.
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2020 DBTA Readers' Choice Awards: Best IoT Solution
From smart home devices to sensors in factories and medical devices, the inter-networking of items embedded with electronics, software, sensors, actuators, and network connectivity is enabling the collection, exchange, and analysis of data at levels never seen before.
Now poised to cross over into mainstream business use, according to McKinsey, the number of businesses that use the IoT technologies has increased from 13% in 2014 to about 25% today. And the worldwide number of IoT-connected devices is projected to increase to 43 billion by 2023, an almost threefold increase from 2018. Improving workflows and processes, IoT is impacting supply chains, medical care, manufacturing, energy, agriculture, financial services, and more.
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2020 DBTA Readers' Choice Awards: Best MultiValue Database
Highly customized, mission-critical applications have been built on MultiValue database technology for many years now. Also referred to as Pick or MultiDimensional, a key advantage of MultiValue, is the database structure’s use of attributes that can have multiple values, rather than one single value as with relational technology.
MultiValue software vendors continue to address emerging challenges and opportunities that are affecting the IT landscape by continuing to add new features and integrate with other platforms and services, helping their loyal and committed customers to stay up-to-date with the latest technology trends.
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