The design objectives of RDBMS systems also align to the concepts of atomicity, consistency, isolation of process areas, and durability. Taken together, these functional areas form the foundation of the ACID compliance of database architecture (Antoniotti, Carreras, Antonella, Mauri, Merico, Zoppis, 2010)
Of these two dominant types of databases, Fundamentals of Relational Database Management Systems Of the two types of databases compared in this analysis, RDBMS is far more prevalently in used today as many of the Fortune 500 have standardized on it for the last three decades. An RDBMS is more agile and efficient in managing transaction-specific requests and form the foundation of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), distributed order management and Supply Chain Management (SCM) enterprise applications (Evermann, Wand, 2009)
It is also more agile and efficient in managing complex data structures that often require data from widely divergent data sources and platforms. Additional advantages include greater data normalization and reduction of data concurrency through advanced relational data structures and tables (Lungu, Velicanu, Botha, 2009)
These transactions include the acceptance of credit cards so that customers can make purchases over the net and the ability to provide customers will valuable content information about the business. (Abrahao, Fons, Pastor 2000, ¶ 2) A well-designed application is important because business owners understand that how a website functions will either create repeat customers or discourage customers from visiting the site
In addition the implementation and maintenance of this type of application requires specialized training that can be very costly to attain. (Lang 2002, 885) Complex Data Storage Furthermore, there is a complex process involved in the storage, processing and presentation of multimedia data
Brief overview of the Object Oriented Hypermedia Design Model The Object Oriented Hypermedia Design Model uses "abstraction and composition devices in an object oriented framework to allow a concise description of complex information items, and on the other hand, allow the specification of complex navigation patterns and interface transformations." (Rossi and Schwabe 1998) OOHDM is developed through a four step process which includes; conceptual design, navigational design, abstract interference design and implementation
Brief overview of the Object Oriented Hypermedia Design Model The Object Oriented Hypermedia Design Model uses "abstraction and composition devices in an object oriented framework to allow a concise description of complex information items, and on the other hand, allow the specification of complex navigation patterns and interface transformations." (Rossi and Schwabe 1998) OOHDM is developed through a four step process which includes; conceptual design, navigational design, abstract interference design and implementation
The fact that the infrastructure of bandwidth solutions is improving on a consistent basis does no negate the fact that application can outstrip the network bandwidth. (Tissue, ¶ 4) Experts believe that bandwidth constraints will most likely continue for many years