Interesting (and a little long) review of various options to store data on a cloud from Dr. Dobbs – Database Services, Amazon, Azure, Column Databases, SQL/XML databases and more…
So what is my point here? Most we are doing in PDM/PLM is relying on traditional SQL database approaches. We need to see how our products can be transformed by different database technologies in the future.
Just my opinion.
Oleg
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