In real-time data environments, ensuring data freshness โ minimizing the time between backend data updates and when applications reflect these changes โ is essential. Here are three key approaches to achieving and maintaining data freshness, each addressing different aspects of data ingestion, storage, and access to meet the demands [...]
The adoption of In-Memory Computing is on the rise - estimated at 11.4B USD in 2020, it is expected to reach US$ 67.5 Billion by 2032, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 14.7% during 2024-2032. This can be attributed to the growing demand for faster processing and analytics, to [...]
Contents Clarifying the In-Memory Conundrum In-Memory Database In-Memory Data Grid In-Memory Computing So Whatโs the Difference? Not all In-Memory Data Grids Are Created Equal Last words Clarifying the In-Memory Conundrum Although In-Memory Computing has been available in the market since the late 1990s and is ubiquitously deployed, many people [...]
You need an app, I need an app, everyone needs an app. But what happens when a business has many, many apps? How do they ensure that each app responds quickly, with accurate information? What happens when an app needs info from the same source as another app - [...]
For businesses to gain a competitive advantage requires the most current and in-depth information available for informed decision-making. Many organizations have implemented an Operational Data Store (ODS) to integrate data from a variety of Systems of Record (SoRs). This centralized view stores a snapshot of an organization's most current [...]
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