IT pros are talking about how to leverage big data, and a good chunk of that discussion includes the evolution of NoSQL database technologies. But, is NoSQL ready to evolve into an enterprise-ready tool? Here are five recommendations for improving NoSQL to prepare it for highly complex data requirements.
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