The Nominating period has ended and voting is now open in the 2014 Database Trends and Applications Readers' Choice Awards – so it’s time to cast your vote for Best Database Overall.
There are 40 nominees in this category, ranging from newcomers to seasoned veterans, open source to proprietary, relational to NoSQL, on premise to cloud.
Check out the nominees listed in alphabetical order below and cast your vote today! You can vote for as many or as few of the nominees as you choose.
Vote here. (Voting closes on May 23.)
- Actian Ingres
- Aerospike
- Basho Riak
- Cassandra (DataStax)
- Clustrix
- CodeFutures
- Continuent Tungsten
- Couchbase
- Enterprise Postgres Plus Advanced Server
- FairCom c-treeACE
- FoundationDB
- GenieDB
- FoundationDB
- IBM Cloudant DBaaS
- IBM DB2
- IBM DB2 with BLU Acceleration
- IBM Informix
- InfiniteGraph
- InterSystems CACHE
- MarkLogic
- MemSQL
- Microsoft SQL Server
- MongoDB
- NuoDB
- Objectivity/DB
- Oracle Database
- Oracle MySQL
- Oracle NoSQL
- ParStream
- Percona Server
- Pivotal SQLFire
- PostgreSQL
- Rocket Software UniData
- Rocket Software UniVerse
- SAP Sybase ASE
- SAP Sybase IQ
- Splice Machine
- Teradata Active Data Warehouse
- TransLattice
- VoltDB
In addition to Best Database Overall, there are 30 additional categories in the DBTA Readers’ Choice Awards. With more than 300 nominees, the list of products and services spans tried-and-true providers of long-established products as well as new and groundbreaking approaches. This is your opportunity to give credit where it is deserved. The DBTA Readers’ Choice Awards are unique in that the winning products and services are chosen by you—the people who actually use them.
Winners will be revealed in an upcoming special section on the DBTA website, and in the August 2014 edition of Database Trends and Applications Magazine.
Vote now!