Organize your database professionally with Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Enterprise 2 Core

For small and medium-sized companies, the integration of powerful SQL Server software has so far been the exception rather than the rule. Yet such companies benefit particularly strongly from the improved organizational structure, the secure handling of data and the efficient database organization. Particularly in the mid-sized sector and in official bodies such as municipal administrations, a well-organized structure in the area of SQL servers is frighteningly often neglected. Although the subsequent implementation of a database reorganization is always the less optimal solution, Microsoft SQL Server 2016 can bring order to chaos. Nevertheless, we recommend that our customers operate with an appropriately organized database structure from the outset if possible, as subsequent adjustments can turn out to be extremely costly and complex. For the needs of medium-sized companies or smaller administrative units, you should purchase SQL Server 2016 Standard. This proven software offers a large part of the functions that are also provided by Microsoft in the subsequent versions. Thus, a license for Microsoft's 2016 SQL Server software is a powerful yet economical alternative.

Bring a unified structure to your databases with SQL Server 2016

If you buy the leaner solution SQL Server 2016 Standard, you will benefit as a beginner from the very good user interface Management Studio, which has a comparatively low learning curve and quickly delivers usable results. All functions of the software can be conveniently controlled and configured with it. Whether you want to organize objects in the data management using tables or you need a relational database is irrelevant. The wide compatibility and numerous features distinguish the software from other solutions for SQL administration. For example, thanks to the reporting and analysis tools, the database administrator always has a complete overview to optimize data management procedures and processes. This saves money and time, since the effort required for later changes is always greater than the early organization of data systems. Of course, security is not neglected either, as the corresponding functionality is provided by Microsoft.

When should you buy Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Enterprise?

The decision between SQL Server Standard and Enterprise comes down to the scalability and complexity of your databases. The Enterprise version is geared toward very complex and large databases that rely on high performance for data management. In addition, the Enterprise version of SQL Server can be scaled and expanded almost limitlessly to meet any need, which is necessary for large companies with complex data processing structures. Transparent data encryption or the integration of the R programming language are also among the advanced features of the Enterprise tool. Since it is easy to upgrade from the Standard version, you can also initially purchase a license for Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Standard and later switch to the Enterprise version if required. Of course, this also applies to upgrading to newer versions, which are launched by Microsoft at comparatively irregular intervals.
 

System requirements:

Hard disk: SQL Server requires at least 6 GB of available hard disk space.

Graphics card: SQL Server requires a Super VGA graphics card with a minimum resolution of 800x600 pixels.

Memory: Express editions: 512 MB, All other editions: 1 GB

Processor speed: Minimum: x64 processor: 1.4 GHz

Processor type: x64 processor: AMD Opteron, AMD Athlon 64, Intel Xeon with Intel EM64T support, Intel Pentium IV with EM64T support

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