Database Software Which Our Team Develops Solutions and Manages for Clients
Microsoft Access
Access runs on Windows only. Access database is a single file containing the front-end, back-end, as well as your data in one file. This makes distributing the database easy. You have flexibility to run the database from a local computer, a network server, or store on a SharePoint site. Access is great for small business data needs as well as data capture and reporting for teams.
Filemaker Pro
Filemaker has a Mac and Windows version available and is able to run on a local computer or on a network. You also have the option to subscribe to Filemaker in the cloud. The software is a rapid database development program that contains the front end and backend in one package. Filemaker is great for small business needs and teams that need to track and report on their data.
Corel Paradox
Paradox is sold for Windows computers. The database program is a relational database management system where you create tables for different sets of data. Paradox stores data as file-based rather than a single file method. This application is good for small business needs as well as teams looking to manage and report on their data.
MySQL
MySQL is an open source relatoinal database that is highly utilized by businesses around the world. Advantages of MySQL include the built-in security, highly-efficient data storange, as well as a low total cost of ownership. The ease of use is the biggest reason to look at MySQL.
PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL is another open source database for the enterprise level. This database is best suited for applications that run complex queries such as where you need a ACID complient system for the financial industry or you need a database for business intelligence, data warehousing, and data analytics.
SQLite
Applications where you develop software for distribution, where you want to organize data in a database, SQLite is a good solution. You can deploy it on many operating systems including on smart phones. SQLite works best when it interacts with a single user - such as a mobile phone app.
Oracle
Oracle Database is the gold standard. Use of Oracle is best for large amounts of records. The behind the scene's is what makes Oracle so popular. Oracle is compatible with a very wide range of hardware coupled with operating systems. In addition, you can configure Oracle Net (communication layer) with many different configuaions that enable clients and the database server to share and modify data.
Microsoft SQL Server
SQL Server is a good solution if you are invested in the Microsoft ecosystem, and in some cases it is required such as a SharePoint server deployment. SQL server has many benefits such as it's built-in security, performance, and data analysis. If you generate a large amount of data you will like federation where tables are spread across different servers to balance the processing load.
Apache Hadoop
Hadoop is the king of big data. The advantages are many, having distributed storage as a key sets this database apart. You will enjoy many benefits such as being open source, in addition, the databases offers parallel processing, it is scalable, and fault tolerant. You can store a variety of data, in large volumes, such as images and videos. Lastly, it runs on almost any hardware.
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