MarkLogic Case Study: Condé Nast
Condé Nast Condé Nast is home to some of the world’s most celebrated and award winning media and magazine brands. Download a PDF of this case study » Customer Objectives With the introduction of...
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MarkLogic Case Study: HealthCare.gov
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Following the approval of the Affordable Care Act of 2010, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) needed to design,...
MarkLogic Case Study: Royal Society of Chemistry
Royal Society of Chemistry When the content experts at the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) found themselves struggling to manage millions of buried data files, they partnered with MarkLogic to build a new solution....
MarkLogic Case Study: NBC
Live, and Just a Swipe Away — It’s 40 Years of Saturday Night Live! Jessica Ferri for MarkLogic 9/09/15 11:55am Everyone can name their favorite SNL sketch. But how do you track it down...
MarkLogic Case Study: Mitchell1
Mitchell1 Mitchell1 has been a leader in providing information solutions for automative professionals for over 90 years. Their products continue to keep pace with industry and technological advances with their renowned Mitchell1 Manuals, leading...
MarkLogic Case Study: Springer
Springer For over 160 years, Springer has led the industry in scientific and medical publishing. The company publishes more than 8,000 new book titles each year—and that’s just in print. To meet the growing...
Civility in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Vital Speeches of the Day, January 2016, pp. 8-12 “Civility in the Age of Artificial Intelligence” Address by STEVE LOHR, Author, Data-ism Delivered as part of the Civility in America series, Ferguson Library, Stamford,...
Neo4j
Neo4j (page last updated on February 27, 2017) Neo4j, the world’s most popular graph database, was built to efficiently store, handle, and query highly connected data. With a powerful and flexible data model, you...
Graph Databases
Graph Databases by Ian Robinson, Jim Webber, and Emil Eifrem. Foreword Graphs Are Everywhere, or the Birth of Graph Databases as We Know Them It was 1999 and everyone worked 23-hour days. At least...
Caché Release Notes
Caché Release Notes Version 2015.1 11 February 2015 About This Book This book provides information on the major features that have been added to Caché with each release. It contains the following sections: Caché...