A relational database organizes data into tables of rows and columns and links those tables through shared identifiers (keys). This architecture gained traction in the 80s and 90s, when applications were monoliths supported by single servers, and the data structure backing them – the tables, fields, and data type of each field (integer, string) – […]
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[XPEL] Xpel
[XPEL] Xpel Inc
I spent several weeks speaking with 70 automotive paint protection film (PPF) installers to better [...]
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Continue reading →[ROP] Roper Technologies
[ROP] Roper Technologies
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Continue reading →[AME] AMETEK
[AME] AMETEK
AMETEK was birthed out of failure. After its predecessor, Manhattan Electric Supply Company, a supplier [...]
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Continue reading →[TDY] Teledyne
[TDY] Teledyne
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Continue reading →[CTAS] Cintas [UNF] Unifirst [VSTS] Vestis
why Cintas wins
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