Based on a survey of 3,466 senior leaders of global enterprises, this report unpacks the stats to give you an up-to-the-minute snapshot of how gen AI and agentic AI are helping organizations deliver highly engaging, personalized, and human-like customer experiences at scale.
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Nonprofits are the unsung heroes of communities around the world—and they deserve access to technology that helps them make the most impact. This research paper will be invaluable for nonprofit leaders looking for tech strategies with the most potential to help them advance their missions with limited resources. Learn best practices of AI “Pacesetters” already […]
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New technology brings new opportunities. It also brings hype,”fear of missing out,” and disappointment. AI is proving to be no exception to this rule. So the questions that many of us are currently considering include “What is AI really?”, “Can it help us succeed?” and “Are we missing out?” Download this guide from author and […]
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Why do so many companies obsess over their customers (as they should), use sophisticated customer analytics technology, and still fail to provide a superior customer experience (CX)? This Forrester report identifies the root of the problem, then explains why the new “next best experience” paradigm is the solution. You’ll learn: • Why today’s customer analytics […]
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For this report, Altoros used the YCSB benchmark to compare the performance of three popular NoSQL DBaaS products: Couchbase Cloud, MongoDB Atlas, and Amazon DynamoDB. The report measures their relative performance in terms of latency and throughput for three different cluster configurations and under four different workloads. Learn how Couchbase Cloud:• Performed better across all […]
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In-VPC deployment is an emerging best practice used by independent software vendors to offer customers in the cloud a level of resource, asset, and cost control similar to what they would have if they were managing their own custom-built data centers. Using Couchbase Cloud’s Database-as-a-Service as a model, this whitepaper breaks down the functional and […]
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This whitepaper explores how the popular NoSQL databases Couchbase and MongoDB™ differ significantly in their approach to query. Among many key differences, you’ll learn why: • Couchbase provides the power and familiarity of SQL, while MongoDB requires developers to learn a proprietary language• MongoDB puts the burden of optimizing queries on the developer while Couchbase’s […]
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NoSQL Document databases are challenging conventional RDBMS thinking with regard to scale, flexibility and performance. The question remains, do their query languages address the needs of developers as well or better than tried and true SQL? This report takes the query language challenge to Couchbase and MongoDB using MySQL as the reference baseline. This report […]
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Couchbase and MongoDB™ are two of the most-popular NoSQL databases, but their core architectures are quite different. This whitepaper explains the key differences and why they matter for your mission-critical business applications. In short, MongoDB’s architecture was designed as a single-server data management tool that prioritizes ease of use over enterprise features such as out-of-the-box […]
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Modern travel and hospitality businesses rely on a complex network of interactions between customers, consolidators, suppliers, maintenance providers, call centers, web services, and management services. It’s nearly impossible to support this ecosystem using traditional transactional and analytical systems – especially under the constantly increasing pressure of higher customer expectations and new digital competitors. This whitepaper […]
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Many digital transformation initiatives are finally transitioning from planning phase to full-on implementation. Now it’s up to architects to build IT infrastructures that can meet the needs of both the business and the development teams. But do architects have the resources and technologies they need? In our 2019 survey: • 41% of digital architects said […]
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