CIOs will talk about database performance

Optimizing database performance and matching IT architecture to real-time data processing will be the theme of this year’s edition of DB Day. IT managers will have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with solutions for Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server and PostgreSQL database platforms.

DB Day is a professional meeting for CIO organized by DBPLUS – a leading European developer of software for online data replication and analysis and optimization of database performance and partners – APEX.IT and EIP. This year’s edition will take place on October 17, 2019 at the Marriott hotel in Warsaw and it will be a business breakfast.

DB Day 2019 will be dedicated to case studies analysis. During the meeting, a presentation about DBPLUS solutions in production and test environments is based on real cases from the Polish market. Topics:

monitoring and performance analysis for three leading database platforms
locating the causes of database performance problems
one-time optimization and maintenance of established database performance over a longer period

The conference is adressed toa selected group of specialists from leading industries. The event will include representatives of the insurance, telecommunications, banking and energy sectors. The purpose of the meeting is also to facilitate establishing new contacts and becoming a source of knowledge for participants.

DBPLUS is the one of the leading European software development companies for online data replication and analysis and optimization of database performance. Two main products of the company are Performance Monitor – application for monitor and analyze the performance of three leading database platform and Data Replicator – real-time data replication software. Each of the products cooperate with both enterprise-class solutions from Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server plus open source PostgreSQL.

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