PRISM is just a frontend to a database. If I was to build a queryable database, I'd grab something like Lucene, and stick that on top of something like Postgre

PRISM is just a frontend to a database. If I was to build a queryable database, I'd grab something like Lucene, and stick that on top of something like Postgres. The next step would be to build an interface so my non-technical business partners don't have to write SQL or some other query and manually send that to the server, but instead can ask stupid questions like "how long are Trumps fingers" and get results. That last part is PRISM.