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The Evolving Landscape: SQL and NoSQL in 2024

By Dick Weisinger

The rivalry between SQL and NoSQL databases has been a topic of interest in the tech industry for years. As we move into 2024, this rivalry is taking an interesting turn. SQL, the decades-old method for accessing relational databases, was

The Promise of NoSQL in Content Management

By Dick Weisinger

The digital world is witnessing a paradigm shift in data management. NoSQL databases, known for their flexibility, scalability, and performance, are revolutionizing the realm of Content Management and Content Services. Traditional SQL databases, with their structured tables and powerful query capabilities,

NoSQL: Businesses Migrate to More Agile ‘New Stack’ Technologies

By Dick Weisinger

As data sizes grow, many businesses are evaluating whether they should migrate their RDBMS databases to NoSQL. Not all, but many existing RDBMS installed databases are proprietary and expensive. Most NoSQL databases are open source and cheaper. RDBMS databases are

NewSQL Databases: Modernizing Traditional Relational Databases

By Dick Weisinger

Databases where created as a way for developers to separate data from code. Relational and SQL database technology has been around since the 70’s and 80’s as an efficient tool for storing structured data. Now, 40 years and millions of

NoSQL Databases: Niche Tools Slowly Taking Their Place in the Enterprise

By Dick Weisinger

NoSQL databases store and retrieve data using techniques other keeping data in structured tabular format like that used in traditional relational databases.  Compared to relational databases, NoSQL databases are often simpler in design, can scale more flexibly, and enable very