Michael Vizard

Leading open source document database software provider MongoDB is moving to eliminate the need for a separate database to process transactions.

Intel has seen some great improvements for retail sector clients in using real-time analytics to amplify supply chain and client service efforts.

Hortonworks’ new framework should make it easier for IT teams to track and monitor data flows at a deeper, more granular level.

A recent survey shows over three-quarters of IT execs identify streaming analytics, trickle, and change capture as critical capabilities.

Streaming analytics is having a huge impact on the fast fashion sector of retail, from the customer experience to supply chain management.

Tableau Software has rolled out a new data engine that can handle much larger datasets, to be embedded in their data visualization and analytics software.

62% of survey respondents say they expect to deploy one to five more applications based on the Apace Flink framework in the coming year.

In 2018, Pitney Bowes looks to apply streaming analytics to satisfy client needs for real-time, actionable data.

Are the massive data lakes that have been built by enterprises over the last few years becoming a bigger stumbling block to transformation plans?

Serverless computing can advance real-time applications by providing developers with access to a framework employing an event-driven architecture.

Billy Mobile’s ad service platform works on real-time insights, analyzing half-a-billion events a day. They’re leveraging Tableau and MariaDB to do this.

Vehicle intelligence firm Spireon is working with Snowflake to leverage Amazon Web Services’ data warehouse capabilities.