Innovative Study On Database Management Systems In Modern Applications

Dr. Ahelam Tikotikar; Dr. Kyialbek Sakibaev; Dr. U. Srilakshmi; Dr Rakshitha Kiran P

doi:10.29284/n0s4rk20

Authors

Dr. Ahelam Tikotikar Assistant Professor, Khaja Bandanawaz University, Kalaburagi
Dr. Kyialbek Sakibaev Аssociate Professor, Department of Natural Sciences and Humanities
Dr. U. Srilakshmi Professor & HOD, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, Sridevi Women's Engineering College V.N. Pally, Hyderabad
Dr Rakshitha Kiran P Assistant professor, Department of CSE (Cyber Security), Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, Bangalore, Karnataka

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29284/n0s4rk20

Keywords:

Database Management Systems, Modern Applications, Cloud Databases, NoSQL, Data Architecture, Digital Infrastructure

Abstract

Database Management Systems (DBMS) form the backbone of modern digital applications, enabling efficient storage, retrieval, processing, and governance of data at unprecedented scale. With the rapid evolution of application domains such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT), big data analytics, and real-time platforms, traditional database paradigms have undergone significant transformation. This study critically examines the evolution, architectural innovations, and functional roles of contemporary DBMS in modern applications. Moving beyond classical relational models, the paper explores distributed, cloud-native, NoSQL, NewSQL, and intelligent database systems, emphasizing their relevance in scalability, performance, data consistency, and security. Through conceptual analysis and system-level evaluation, the study highlights how modern DBMS architectures respond to emerging computational demands while addressing persistent challenges such as data integrity, latency, and ethical data governance. The paper contributes an integrative understanding of DBMS innovation, positioning database systems not merely as storage mechanisms but as adaptive, intelligent infrastructures central to digital ecosystems.

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