James Curtis is a Senior Analyst for the Data, AI & Analytics Channel at 451 Research. He has had experience covering the BI reporting and analytics sector and currently covers Hadoop, NoSQL and related analytic and operational database technologies.
James has over 20 years' experience in the IT and technology industry, serving in a number of senior roles in marketing and communications, touching a broad range of technologies. At iQor, he served as a VP for an upstart analytics group, overseeing marketing for custom, advanced analytic solutions. He also worked at Netezza and later at IBM, where he was a senior product marketing manager with responsibility for Hadoop and big data products. In addition, James has worked at Hewlett-Packard managing global programs and as a case editor at Harvard Business School.
James holds a bachelor's degree in English from Utah State University, a master's degree in writing from Northeastern University in Boston, and an MBA from Texas A&M University.
Over the past year, Big Blue has trimmed its Db2 lineup editions to four while simultaneously consolidating the capabilities such that there is a shared, common code base. And while there are fewer Db2 editions, the vendor continues to expand the capabilities with recently added graph database functionality along with support for OpenShift.
The coronavirus outbreak has rapidly shifted global markets, including those related to enterprise technology, since we published our 2020 Trends report on Data, AI and Analytics in November 2019. This report serves as an update to our 2020 predictions in light of market changes due to COVID-19.
The coronavirus outbreak has rapidly shifted global markets, including those related to enterprise technology, since we published our 2020 Trends report on Data, AI and Analytics in November 2019. This foreword serves as an update to our 2020 predictions in light of market changes due to COVID-19.
The company focuses squarely on open source databases and data management products that are available as parts of its managed cloud platform service. Now with a suite of eight open source products from databases to streaming to search, Aiven is targeting companies that need to manage data through its lifecycle, and want to do it in the cloud.
While on-premises relational databases have been around for a half-century, cloud-based data platform systems just started to emerge about a decade and a half ago, around the time the first public cloud platform providers began to emerge. Research forecasts consistently show that adoption for cloud data platforms will soon overtake on-premises deployments. But what exactly is driving this adoption and where is the cloud database market headed?
When MariaDB rolled out its SkySQL DBaaS offering in March, the company announced two product tiers that would be a part of the service. The Foundation tier, an 'out of the box' service, was released when SkySQL was rolled out. The Power tier, a customizable DBaaS deployment option, is being rolled out now.
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