We have updated our popular database dictionary. Here are some of the terms we added: Edge Computing – Edge computing refers to the computing infrastructure at the edge of the network, close to the sources of data. Edge computing reduces the communications bandwidth needed between sensors and the datacenter. Databases with tiny footprints e.g RDM are optimized for edge computing. Embedded…
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Electrical supply grids are having to become smarter so that they can self-optimize and improve their overall efficiency. Database technology specialist company, Raima, Inc. of Seattle, explores how embedding controllers around a grid can help measure power flows, demand requirements etc. and leads to real-time management for best performance. Wind, solar, tidal and hydropower generation…
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The specialist vocabulary related to database systems can make the subject seem more difficult than it is. The following embedded database terminology list should help lift the veil. Application Link – Direct link between application program and database functionality. Eliminates client/server overhead of Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs). Atomicity – A characteristic of transactions where all updates are…
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From simple batch processing to the most sophisticated real-time processes, effective data management is the key to boosting efficiency, increasing productivity and reducing costs in industrial applications. Raima explores the role of data management solutions embedded within industrial automation systems. Managing data effectively within industrial automation systems have become one of the key challenges of…
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The amount of data being collected in offshore production facilities has grown massively over the years to the point where ‘big data’ solutions need to be deployed in order to quickly and efficiently extract the important information from the mass of general data. The offshore working environment is always challenging. There is a growing trend…
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Schneider Electric is to embed the latest version of Raima’s RDM database management system into the next generation of its EasyXOS Operator Station. The EasyXOS is used for customizing SCADA HMI displays, and has been the backbone of many automation systems since the introduction of the original product 20 years ago. Schneider has always used…
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Posted byJeff Parsons on September 17, 2013
The traditional approach to data management has been to have a highly centralized big iron enterprise database engine that supports myriads of security options storing sensitive data. With these enterprise engines you have your choice of authentication, permissions, encryption, and other options to secure your data. As long as you have a database administrator that understands these options and can configure them properly, not as easy as it sounds, your data can be secured. However, data is starting to emerge from the data center and make its way to the outer nodes of the network.