Tag: big data

The Four Advantages of an Event-Driven Architecture

March 11, 2021
Big data and analytics offer a key source of revenue for telcos at a time when many are looking for new growth avenues, according to a new report from Research and Markets. In fact, it’s estimated that 22% of carrier app value will come from big data by 2025.  At the same time, there remains [...]

Lack of consistency is the hobgoblin of data management (and other survey results)

October 26, 2016

We did a survey last year to see how enterprises viewed the need for “real time” (see https://www.voltactivedata.com/blog/worlds-apart-real-time-data-disconnect). Since we are leaders in the fast data space, we wanted to try to gauge where companies were on the real-time maturity curve. The results were interesting, which motivated us to do another survey – this time […]

Introducing Volt Active Data v6.0

January 27, 2016

Volt Active Data is already the go-to product for developing fast data applications because of its unparalleled performance, availability, and durability. v6.0 builds on that foundation by extending existing capabilities and simplifying the development process. What does a Volt Active Data application look like? Some of the characteristics are: Applications ingest and process lots of […]

Simplifying the (complex) Lambda Architecture

December 01, 2014

The Lambda Architecture defines a robust framework for ingesting streams of fast data while providing efficient real-time and historical analytics. In Lambda, immutable data flows in one direction: into the system. The architecture’s main goal is to execute OLAP-type processing faster – in essence,  reduce columnar analytics from every couple of seconds to 100ms or […]

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