Relational databases are helpful and offer many extensive features. Companies can store data coming from large data streams and require linear access in RDBMS. However, in the due course of doing so, they have to pay a certain amount as a penalty for the features that are not important. This is where HBase is useful as it is able to accommodate new changes and can confide with the old ones. Moreover, HBase works on top of HDFS and follows the distributed processing paradigm. Its ability to incorporate large tables is also an added advantage. Using HBase, companies only have to create a query to fetch various employee records, and can view them through analytical reports. Therefore, you can identify the differences based on your requirements.