Tag: MarkLogic

Attendees at the New York MarkLogic Users Group (NYMUG) were treated to a surprise double feature. First, event host Condé Nast showed off its new DAM to folks from media stalwarts such as McGraw-Hill, ShowTime, ALM, Associated Press, APA, McGraw-Hill and Hearst Magazine. The Condé trio of Brian Cross, Andrew Wanczowski, Demetri Vasiadis had spent […]

Our customers tell us, “Our organization generates a lot of information. It’s hard to keep up and decide what is relevant. Manually searching and trawling through results takes a lot of time too.” Here’ s how MarkLogic can help. Because the MarkLogic embedded search capabilities were designed specifically to work with the database (versus other systems where […]

Compared to relational databases, whose history stretches back into the 1970s, NoSQL databases are new to the enterprise scene. Adam Fowler, a senior sales engineer for MarkLogic based in the U.K., used Google to research prevailing opinions about NoSQL — and posted it on his blog which we covered a few weeks ago. Data Informed […]

Our customers tell us, “I have to go through a huge dump of electronic documents. I need to find relationships, and identify topics, meetings, people, and places.” Here’s how MarkLogic can help. MarkLogic combines an Enterprise NoSQL database with an advanced search engine within a single package. This allows data to be loaded into the […]

A recent Business Insider report tries to make a horsey race out of HTML5 vs Native Apps on mobile devices. And really, it is a silly argument. All of its “evidence,” which points to HTML5 as the “winner,” is based on the fact that HTML5 is more FREEly accessible and that there are no cumbersome […]