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Issues of unpredictable costs and security concerns are fuelling the rise in the private data cloud.

We discuss segmentation, movement, and trends within the graph market. We also include a comparative study of several graph products.

Being able to take advantage of the wealth of data they hold is a key factor in ensuring the success of innovation initiatives for financial services companies.

This Bloor Market Update report is an overview of the current data warehouse database market, assessing the leading vendors.

IT is critical for financial services companies & often the prime or only source of competitive advantage.

The data warehouse market has been around for over three decades, but has undergone some rapid change in the last few years.

Interest in cost-effectively modernising and exploiting Enterprise Server 3.0, with AI assistance, is increasing.

Enterprise Server 3.0 (or Mainframe) modernisation is relevant, cost-effective and avoids waste. David Norfolk investigates.

This (Cloud) Data Management report compares platform-based approaches that support data integration to/from cloud-based deployments.

This Market Update examines and compares pure-play data integration, as opposed to solutions that are more platform-oriented.

This is Bloor's fourth Market Update in this space, which discusses the state of the graph database market as of early 2020.

In Amazon Neptune, both RDF graphs and Property Graphs are stored in a “quad” representation using a custom data model.

This remote working paper is aimed at managers and team members of the effective, resilient, teams needed to manage business continuity in the “new normal”.

This is the third Market Update into the graph database market, considering and comparing both property graph and RDF databases.