NoSQL Databases
Glossary Page
The concept of NoSQL revolves around a flexible database management approach capable of supporting diverse data models such as key-value, document, columnar, and graph formats. Unlike relational and SQL databases, NoSQL databases are generally non-relational, distributed, and scalable, offering features like data clustering, replication support, and eventual consistency. Notably, they do not adhere to a rigid database schema and often follow an open-source model.
https://www.techtarget.com/searchdatamanagement/definition/NoSQL-Not-Only-SQL
Latest Webinars
Latest Articles
Plan:mobil: Data-driven public transport optimization
Plan:mobil and T-Systems partnered to support VVOWL’s transport planning with mobile network data, enabling cost-effective analysis of regional mobility. The results informed service improvements, including consistent 30-minute intervals on key routes.
Read more
Andrea Garcia
Sep 29, 2025
T-Systems brings BMW Group suppliers into Catena-X
The BMW Group is expanding the Catena-X data ecosystem with support from T-Systems, a certified implementation partner. Through global onboarding, T-Systems connects suppliers of all sizes to Catena-X, enabling secure, scalable data exchange. Built on a federated architecture, Catena-X strengthens transparency, sustainability, and collaboration across the automotive supply chain.
Read more
Sven Löffler
Sep 02, 2025
T-Systems & BMW launch Catena-X supplier-to-supplier meetup series
T-Systems and BMW are launching the Catena-X Supplier-to-Supplier Meetup Series, a monthly, regional platform designed by suppliers, for suppliers. These meetups foster open exchange, practical collaboration, and peer-to-peer learning across supply tiers, helping Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers accelerate Catena-X adoption, share real-world experiences, and build trusted networks for the future of the automotive value chain.
Read more
Sven Löffler
Aug 28, 2025