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Merv Adrian

San Jose
As seen in: Gartner, IT Media, Wallstreet Online, FinanzNachrichten.de, Enterprise Irregulars, IT Market Strategy, dbInsights
Gartner analyst - DBMS, Hadoop, data security. Guitarist, husband, proud dad, dog lover. blogs.gartner.com/merv-adrian linkedin.com/in/mervadrian
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DBMS Revenues 2023 - Beyond the Top Ten

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By Merv Adrian
| IT Market Strategy
In my last post, I described the changes at the top of the $103.2B revenue DBMS market, with trends we have watched as they evolved and matured over the past few years. As in that post, I will note significant changes Gartner made in their prior year revenue estimates, with a nod to some other changes changing the landscape.
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2023 DBMS Revenues Show Shifts

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By Merv Adrian
| IT Market Strategy
Gartner has published its DBMS market revenue number estimates for 2023, the culmination of a huge annual effort across all software categories. You can find Robin Schumacher’s report at https://lnkd.in/gj_mN4Y2 (clients only) and as usual, there are numerous interesting changes. DBMS revenue crossed a major milestone – it is now a $100B market. Gartner substantially restated its estimated prior year revenue for numerous vendors.
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True Disruption - The GQL Standard for Graph DBMS Arrives

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By Merv Adrian
| IT Market Strategy
For years now, I’ve been watching the excruciatingly slow process of ISO language standard development as a number of academicians, national standards bodies, scientists and DBMS firms inched their way towards the creation of a standard query language for graph DBMS. To put this in perspective, the ISO has created exactly one DBMS language standard since 1987. Most likely you have heard of it: SQL.
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