near-realtime

This is kinda what the Enterprise is geared up today with EDW and core applications as seperate departments, the difference is going to be the near-realtime nature of EDW providing the readonly views for consumption for core applications

MapReduce vs. SQL: It’s Not One or the Other 2009

Many argue that the near-realtime two-way dialogue offered by website commenting is a great democratizer, that it effectively levels the field.

Comments and the Washington Post « Scripting News Annex 2006

Early indications show that perhaps it will, according to ronpaulgraphs. com, which tracks the open-source fundraising data in near-realtime, and uses advanced mathematical analysis for projections and data analysis.

The Power of Flashmob Fundraising Jr, Avery Knapp 2007

Digital flow-through means that events are captured and published in near-realtime.

Smart Mobs » Blog Archive » moblogging meets kblogging 2003

Along with the him that's chatting to Aineko that makes about three instances pulling in near-realtime resources.

Asimov's Science Fiction 2004

And more than 2/3 of our planned capital spend will be made under structures that allow for near-realtime recovery of those expenditures.

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The former looks at events both positive and negative in the neighborhood (although sadly, it's mostly negative), while the latter acts as a near-realtime tracker of criminal activities, pulled from eye-witness reports and police scanner activity.

Tailgate 2010

Once I worked out the kinks, I was able to use my own subscriber to tell Google's hub that I wanted my subscriber to receive near-realtime updates when the feed was updated.

Jon Udell Jon Udell 2010

PubSubHubbub, a protocol that enables near-realtime consumption of data feeds.

Jon Udell Jon Udell 2010

The firms (and the judge) believed that they had invested time and resources into researching the market, and The Fly was making money off of their hard effort by offering subscriptions so that users could access The Fly's near-realtime writeups of the analysts 'work.

Ars Technica 2010