1010data vs kdb+

• Crunches huge datasets
• Has versatility in functionality and grouping capabilities
• Native XML macro language is easy to master
• The platform has great visualization tools

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• It is really fast if chosen for the right problem.
• Large logic can be shrunk into a tiny snippet.
• It provides a column oriented database, where each column in a table is a vector. Thus you can perform very fast analytics using its vector processing power.

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• The ten.do interface could use more detailed documentation

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• It is sometimes painful to accept the fact that KDB+ is not fully multithreaded.
• The ability to write shorter code for a complex logic is really good. But it makes it really cryptic. Cryptic codes are very difficult to maintain and extend.
• For some small institutions license cost is little high.

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• This has sped up the process of analysis.
• We can now automate process which were performed manually.
• Analysis can be performed more frequently.

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• It perfectly solves most of our real time tick data needs.
• Finding good kdb resources is slightly difficult. Also new people trying to learn kdb experience a relatively longer learning curve.

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