Here's a look at 10 real-world NoSQL use cases, demonstrating how companies from a variety of industries are employing this relatively new database.

As unstructured data surpasses structured data in many enterprises, interest in NoSQL is increasing as well because of its ability to shed light on the nuggets of valuable information buried in dark ...

But in a world where enterprises are deluged by unstructured data from mobile, social, cloud, sensors, and other sources, NoSQL is simply better.

Microsoft, Oracle, and Teradata, for example, are now all selling some form of Hadoop integration to connect SQL-based analysis to the world of unstructured big data.

As well as JSON, NoSQL supports log messages, XML and unstructured documents, avoiding the lethargic “schema-on-write,” opting to “schema-on-read” instead.

Unstructured data presents many challenges - it's hard to manage, datasets can be extremely large, and it does not have a pre-defined schema. Still, enterprises and service providers who manage to ...

Unstructured data is created at an incredible rate each day and with the advent of artificial intelligence and machine learning tools to gather, process, analyze and report insights from ...

The company has limited presence in the niche NoSQL database market. The gargantuan rise in global unstructured data in recent times has pushed companies into adopting niche technologies such as ...

Unstructured data is still ungovernable, a new survey finds. But enterprises are going to have to reckon with new forms of information in its many forms. As part of my work with Unisphere Research ...