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Database Market

Database Market. By Christina Cliburn Jeremy Henkel Steve Lewis Michael Vandehey. Overview. Why Do We Need Industry Strength Databases? Who Are The Major Players In The Database Market? What are the products put out by those players?. Why Access Won’t Cut It.

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Database Market

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  1. Database Market By Christina Cliburn Jeremy Henkel Steve Lewis Michael Vandehey

  2. Overview • Why Do We Need Industry Strength Databases? • Who Are The Major Players In The Database Market? • What are the products put out by those players?

  3. Why Access Won’t Cut It • Scalability: The ability of a system to handle increased volume or complexity. • Needs to be fast and reliable • Need specially designed software • Needs to minimize complexity for ease of use • Speed • Stability

  4. Why Access Won’t Cut It • Back-up and recovery • Enables user to recover a damaged database • Simple Recovery Model

  5. Why Access Won’t Cut It? • Hot Vs. Cold Back Up • A cold back up means the database server goes down and the comes back up. • Possibility of missed transactions, pile up • A hot back up entails backing up the system while the system is running. • Industrial strength databases include redo logs that store on different disks than data

  6. Oracle Company Overview • Founded 30 years ago by Larry Ellison • World’s leading supplier of software for information management • World’s second largest independent software company • Strategy: Solving customer problems through innovation

  7. Product Portfolio • Oracle’s main focus is databases and database applications. • Generated revenue from databases for the 2005 fiscal year = 48,537 million • This is 70% of their product portfolio!

  8. Oracle Product Overview • Database 10g Enterprise Edition • Designed for multiple or single server applications • Protects from server failure, human error, and reduces planned downtime • Industry leading security, including address privacy and data consolidation requirements • Lowers cost with self managing database, enabling companies to focus on strategic objectives • Cost = $40,000

  9. Oracle Product Overview • Standard Database Edition • Ideal for medium sized businesses • Low maintenance costs (easy installation) • Low cost entry • Proven performance and reliability • Cost = $15,000

  10. IBM Company Overview • Incorporated on June 15, 1911. • Samuel J. Palmisano current CEO & Chairman of the Board. • World’s leading supplier of Supercomputers. • #1 & #2 fastest computers in the world, the Blue Gene performing at 367 teraflops. • Over 329,000 employees. • Revenue of $96.3 billion.

  11. Informix Family of Products • Informix Dynamic Server (IDS) • Informix Dynamic Server Express • From $2,000 to $50,000 • Informix Extended Parallel Server • Start at $56,000 • IBM Red Brick Warehouse • From $25,000 to $50,000

  12. IBM’s DB2 • Supports a wide variety of popular platforms and key standards • Ability to handle millions of transactions or many terabytes of data • Price: Over $33,000 for the server and then almost $1,000 for user licenses (prices do include 1 year of support)

  13. Microsoft • Founded in 1975 by Bill Gates • World wide leader in Software, services, and solutions to help people reach their full potential. • Mission: help people and businesses throughout the world realize their full potential. • Revenues of $40 billion • Product: SQL Server 2005 “yukon”

  14. SQL Server 2005 • Scalability • Unlimited amount of space • Windows operating system required • 64 - bit support • Back-up and Recovery • Reconnect to a recovering database after the transaction log has been rolled forward • Hot back-up Capability

  15. Features • Business Intelligence Platform • Advanced Security Tools • Leading Performance • Application Availability • Cost • Processor: Free - $25,000 • Server plus user: Free - $14,000

  16. Other Solutions • MySQL • By MySQL AB • Market Database servers and tools • Founded by two Swedes and a Finn in the 80’s • Sybase IQ • By Sybase • Global enterprise software company with an emphasis in information management • Founded in 1984 • Ingres 2006 • By Ingres Corporation • A new company formed in a partnership with Computer Associates and Garnett & Helfrich Capital • Specialize in Open Source Databases

  17. MySQL • Scalability • Used on multiple Operating systems • Handles large databases. • Open Source • Back-up and Recovery • Auto-Restart/Recovery • Backup and Point-in-Time Recovery • Hot-back up capability • Price • Free without Support • With Support $595/Server/year

  18. Sybase IQ • Scalability • Offers near-linear user and data scalability to support thousands of users and terabytes of data • Uses sophisticated compression algorithms that reduce the volume of data to be stored by up to 70 percent • Speed • Delivers ad hoc query performance up to 100 times faster than traditional Relational databases • Price • $30,000/CPU

  19. Ingres 2006 • Scalability • Multiple platform support • 64-bit architecture support for large-scale enterprise deployments • Open Source • Back-up recovery • Ability to backup data online or offline and customize recovery process • Transaction Journaling providing Point-in-Time Recovery • Speed • Parallel Query Support allows complex queries to be executed in parallel • Price: Free under GPLversion 2

  20. Conclusion • We need industrial strength databases because they provide us with the scalability, speed, and back up and recovery systems that companies need to process the enormous amounts of data collected every day. • The major players include Oracle, Microsoft, and IBM. • The major products include Oracle’s 10g Enterprise Edition Database, Microsoft’s SQL Server and IBM’s Informix and DB2. • The Minor products are MySQL, Sybase IQ, and Ingres 2006. However MySQL is gaining popularity

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