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A patch to OpenSSL has been released to address this vulnerability, and MarkLogic has built patches for all impacted MarkLogic versions with OpenSSL 1.0.1g to incorporate this new fix.

Lee Pollington and I recently gave a talk at MarkLogic World about  schema-on-read approaches to data management in the financial services in industry. As part of preparing for that session it became clear to me that this term carries different meanings to different people, and that some clarification might be in order. Some of the […]

Decision Support is an organizational process that gathers and analyzes stakeholder inputs, raw data and, now, documents to support major decision-making.  As unstructured data volumes have proliferated in recent years, attempts to use existing tools to systematically harvest and correlate information that could be insightful has not been fruitful.  Whether rigid or reactive, manually intensive […]

This post is an update, based on a talk given by Jason Hunter and Franklin Salonga, with updates from M.Joel Dubinko, Principal Engineer. Thanks to Matt Allen for working on the earlier version. MarkLogic is built from the ground up for speed, yet many of our support cases have to do with performance. Often that’s […]

Click here to read about the ways in which dogs and chimpanzees have remarkable similarities to data concepts. Which one is smarter?