You shouldn’t force your knowledge workers to keep everything they’ve learned about your organization in their heads or on papers scattered around their desks. Keeping their knowledge confined isn’t just ineffective—it sets a dangerous precedent for generating inaccurate insights about your organization, its processes, its customers, and more. Once misinterpretations are created, they travel from Read the full article…

When introducing the idea of using ONgDB within an enterprise one common assumption is that because ONgDB is a graph database it must not provide ACID-compliance that RDBMS has delivered for so long. This assumption isn’t unfounded considering most of the NoSQL database solutions have moved towards a performance and availability at all costs model. Read the full article…