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Worldwide Nonrelational Database Management Systems 2012–2016 Forecast
Aug 2012   Doc # 236290   Market Analysis  

Printed Page Length: 22 pages
Number of Tables: 5
Number of Figures: 3

By: Carl W. Olofson
Research Vice President, Application Development and Deployment
Team: Application Development and Deployment
Team: Big Data/Analytics
Team: Client Computing
Team: Directions 2012 (U.S) Participating Analysts
Team: Integration
Team: Worldwide Software Research

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Abstract 

This IDC study provides a sizing of the nonrelational database management systems market in 2011 and a 2012–2016 forecast for this market.

"The DBMS world has reach a tipping point, where slumping older style prerelational DBMSs, mostly on mainframe, are giving way to new nonrelational DBMS technologies that can handle a wide range of workloads outside of the relational sphere," said Carl Olofson, research vice president for database management and data integration software research at IDC. "Awareness of, and demand for, Big Data processing will open up market opportunities for DBMS software that addresses this area, especially that of dynamic schema DBMS, graph DBMS, and some object-oriented DBMS."

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