Operational Database Management Systems
ODBMS.ORG, the Internet’s most up-to-date educational and research portal on object database technology, today announced that its expertAdrian Marriott has submitted a paper on “Scalable Geospatial Object Database”, which is available for immediate and...
ODBMS.ORG, the Internet’s most up-to-date educational and research portal on object database technology, today announced that its expertWilliam R. Cook will chair a panel on “Objects and Databases – State of the Union” at the OOPSLA...
ODBMS.ORG, the Internet’s most up-to-date educational and research portal on object database technology, today announced that is has published new expert contributions on leading object database products ObjectStore and Objectivity. In their whitepaper “ObjectStore...
ODBMS.ORG, the Internet’s most up-to-date educational and research portal on object database technology, today announced that is has published a chapter of an upcoming new book on object databases. The book, “The Definite Guide...
ODBMS.ORG, the Internet’s most up-to-date educational and research portal on object database technology, has continued its interview series labelled “10 Questions on Innovation” to put object databases into the greater context of innovation. In the latest...
Leon Guzenda Becomes Member of Industry Expert Panel SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., April 26, 2006 – ODBMS.ORG, a vendor-independent, non-profit group of high-profile software experts lead by Prof. Roberto Zicari, and Objectivity, Inc., the leading...
ODBMS.ORG, the Internet’s most up-to-date educational and research portal on object database technology, welcomes three new expert panel members from academia and industry leaders: Bob Bretl, GemStone Robert Greene, Versant Prof. Dr. Joachim Hammer,...
ODBMS.ORG, the Internet’s most up-to-date educational and research portal on object database technology, has launched an interview series labelled “10 Questions on Innovation” to put object databases into the greater context of innovation. Roberto Zicari, the...
The Object Management Group (OMG) in Needham, MA, has decided to develop the “4th generation” standard for object databases in order to facilitate broader adoption of standards-based object database technology. To this end, the OMG set...
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Feb. 7, 2006 – ODBMS.ORG, a non-profit group which publishes the Internet’s most up-to-date educational and research portal on object database technology, today announced two new members to the organization’s panel...