Distinctives: Scalability and VDDW

Areas of Comparison:

Scalability refers to how much data and complexity the solution can handle, while still performing well, and remaining usable and maintainable.
How Scalability relates to the other sectors of comparison

Scalability, particularly for a large enterprise, is crucial to enable depth of analysis and ease of use, as well as deep integration. Scalability also determines, to a large degree, the extent to which the solution can expand to subsume roles played by other nodes in the information supply chain, thereby increasing overall topological efficiency.
Why the VDDW rates well for Scalability

1. The VDDW design approach has been proven effective on data volumes into the multiple Billions of records and tens of terabytes.

2. The VDDW approach has been proven to work using a federated hardware approach that scales linearly with commodity-type hardware for high-transaction volumes, even while maintaining a single, seamless, continuously available point of entry for users.

3. The tight schematic integration of all the elements required for performance anlaysis is equally accessible and serviceable for models large and small, simple and complex.