Diane Burley
Responsible for overall content strategy and developing integrated content delivery systems for MarkLogic. She is a former online executive with Gannett with astute business sense, a metaphorical communication style and no fear of technology. Diane has delivered speeches to global audiences on using technologies to transform business. She believes that regardless of industry or audience, "unless the content is highly relevant -- and perceived to be valuable by the individual or organization -- it is worthless."
Articles by the Author
Picking the Right Content Management System
This is part 2 of our marketing department’s journey to creating a scalable content management and delivery system. Before MarkLogic I was with a semantic enrichment company that helped media companies “unlock value” by producing rich metadata to describe the content. We called it automatic tagging. Now, tags are only as good as the database […]
Cloud: An Essential Code Delivery Mechanism
Forays onto the cloud have been mixed with most companies toeing in with Software as a Service (SaaS) models — which makes sense. Robust offerings like Salesforce.com provide tremendous productivity tools that answer the needs of most companies, without the cost of building. But according to Gartner one of the fastest growing segments is IaaS […]
Rx to Big Data Blues
Had a distinct opportunity to moderate a panel at StrataRx last month with three great speakers, Aaron Brauser, Director of Product Management at M*Modal, Kash Badami, Chief Healthcare Strategist, MarkLogic, and Aaron Stranahan, AVP, Product Development, Informatics Corporation of America (ICA). The two Aarons presented at MarkLogic World this past spring and joined Kash and me at Strata for a reunion […]
6 Things You Need to Know About Unstructured Content
What you need to know about unstructured content (anything that doesn’t fit well in columns and rows) in order to manage and reuse it effectively.
Search Rocks — If the Database Can Too
My colleague Jason and I were talking about search — which spilled into a 3-day exchange of emails between us — with me trying to work from the metaphor of dance and synchronization and he with engines and cars. (Talk about rigid data structures). Then like a bluebird, I received this gem from him. Plan […]
Can It Be Searchable — But Not Readable?
Working with brainiacs, great discussions spontaneously occur. The following situation arose: A client wanted all data to be searchable – but not all data readable. The instance they gave was an HR person knowing that specific forms were there — but not allowing them to be read. What were best practices? Our engineering and field […]
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