Objectivity, Inc. is the leading provider of distributed, real-time, SOA-enabled, service and embedded database management solutions for mission-critical applications. The company's flagship product, Objectivity/DB, is used by government, security, complex manufacturing, commercial services, science, and engineering organizations to increase speed, precision and productivity.
With a rich set of development and administration tools, Objectivity/DB provides a simplified approach to managing complex data. Objectivity/DB enables predictable scalability and complete interoperability across heterogeneous platforms and languages, which reduces operational costs and product development time.
Objectivity/DB supports development in Java, C++, C#, Python, Smalltalk, and virtually any object language, on Windows, Linux, Solaris and other high-performance computing environments, through 32-bit and 64-bit addressing on distributed or centralized systems, and with the flexibility to operate as both a primary database or as a middle-layer enabling persistence across virtually unlimited federations of databases. Additionally, Objectivity/DB's uniquely distributed architecture helps you leverage cloud based computing with ease.
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| Objectivity/DB helps developers of enterprise, government and web-scale services to manage and query data in high-volume, high-complexity and high-throughput environments. Objectivity/DB is an advanced database "toolkit" for developers of critical systems, applications and devices. Supports virtually any data model, and enables live queries against any data type, volume and source. It combines flexible big data management capabilities with a uniquely distributed, high performance object persistence layer, enabling developers to build applications that perform at scale. It is ideal for big data analytics, network analysis, data fusion, metadata index management, and similar systems or use cases. Last Updated: 08/07/12 |
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