Analysis: The inexorable rise of NoSQL

John Leonard
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Many firms find it hard to look past Oracle, IBM or HP for their data warehouse and business intelligence tools. But with the advent of big data, the niche players' day may be dawning. John Leonard speaks to one of the upstarts

“By far our most important competitor is Oracle. After that it’s Oracle, Oracle and Oracle”, says Max Schireson president of 10gen, creator of the open-source NoSQL database system, MongoDB. “I ...

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