Andrew P. McAfee

Conference Agenda

Agenda Key

Track One: Applications	Of special interest to our government customers
Track Two: Technology Solutions
Track Three: Best Practices

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Tuesday, June 10, 2008: Dedicated Day Of Technical Training

8:00am – 6:30pm	Conference Registration Desk Open
8:00am – 8:50am	Continental Breakfast
9:00am – noon	Technical Training
noon – 1:30pm	Lunch on the Bay Terrace Sponsored by HTC Global Services
1:30pm – 4:30pm	Technical Training (continued…)	Introduction to MarkLogic and Architectural Overview
4:30pm – 6:30pm	Welcome Reception Sponsored by RSuite CMS

Wednesday, June 11, 2008: User Conference Begins

8:00am – 4:00pm	Conference Registration Desk Open
7:45am – 8:45am	Continental Breakfast Sponsored by Data Conversion Laboratory, Inc.
9:00am – 9:10am	Conference Welcome and Overview
9:10am – 9:50am	Dave Kellogg — MarkLogic CEO Keynote: Carving a Niche in the Infrastructure Market Dave Kellogg — MarkLogic CEO Keynote: Carving a Niche in the Infrastructure Market Dave Kellogg, CEO MarkLogic Veteran software indusry executive, popular software and marketing blogger, and MarkLogic CEO Dave Kellogg will discuss the progress that MarkLogic has made thus far in developing the XML content platform market and will share his thoughts on how the company and the market develop going forward. Dave will provide perspective on his nearly four years at MarkLogic, discuss the forces he sees facing customers in our existing markets, discuss industry trends including Web 2.0, semantic web, business intelligence / search convergence, location awareness, and the social graph. Expect a fast-paced romp through an eclectic mix of topics and technologies.
10:00am – 10:50am	MarkLogic Product Vision MarkLogic Product Vision Andy Feit, Senior Vice President, Marketing and Ron Avnur, Engineering Manager MarkLogic Since its very first release, MarkLogic Server has been the best place to store your XML. By staying close to industry trends and listening closely to our customers, we are able to evolve our product strategy to stay ahead of your requirements – and the competition. This session will share our current view of the market and discuss key technology developments influencing our plans. We will provide an overview of the most significant enhancements and new capabilities in our upcoming MarkLogic Server 4.0 release, many of which will be covered in greater detail throughout the conference.
10:40am – 11:00am	Break Sponsored by Flatirons Solutions
Track Sessions	Track One	Track Two	Track Three
11:00am – 11:50am	Building a Publishing Platform One Product at a Time Building a Publishing Platform One Product at a Time Alex Humphreys, Director of Business Technology Services Oxford University Press In 2005, with the launch of the award-winning Oxford Africanamerican Studies Center, OUP created a MarkLogic-based publishing platform. Since then, OUP has added to the platform six new subscription-based academic websites, each with its own look and feel, content set, content format, and functionality. Products range from the bilingual dictionaries found on Oxford Linguistics Dictionaries Online to the legal content found in Investment Claims Online to the relaunch of Grove Music as Oxford Music Online. In this presentation, I will describe how we have created a generic platform capable of meeting multiple product needs, and how our development approach has allowed that platform to evolve as new products are added to it.	Introduction to MarkLogic Server Introduction to MarkLogic Server John Kreisa, Stephen Buxton MarkLogic MarkLogic Server is the foundation for a wide range of powerful content applications. In this technical session you will get a peak under the hood of MarkLogic Server to understand what makes it such a great platform for building XML based applications. This is a great way to set your technical foundation before digging into the rest of the sessions at the conference.	How to know when you need an XML Content Platform: Thoughts from a veteran DBA How to know when you need an XML Content Platform: Thoughts from a veteran DBA Mike Bowers ICS EIM Database Engineer, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints If you are deploying content applications to your customers, there are some difficult yet critical decisions to be made around the solution architecture. This presentation provides lessons learned from real-life projects that use Oracle database and MarkLogic server. We will discuss topics such as when to put XML in a relational database, and when to put relational data in an XML content platform. We will also discuss the pros and cons for structuring XML documents in different XML formats, such XHTML, DITA, DOCBOOK, and custom schemas.
noon – 1:30pm	Lunch on the Bay Terrace Sponsored by Satyam Computer Systems
Track Sessions	Track One	Track Two	Track Three
1:30pm – 2:20pm	Content Syndication Using MarkLogic Server Content Syndication Using MarkLogic Server Tom Masciovecchio Director of Publishing Systems at Simon & Schuster Simon & Schuster, a part of the CBS Corporation, and a global leader in the field of general interest publishing, saw the business challenges on the horizon: how to sell more books, support and increase their author’s success, and increase brand awareness. To get beyond these challenges, Simon & Schuster undertook the creation of a Digital Warehouse with the goal of using digital media to elicit excitement about their books and authors. Hear how Simon & Schuster deployed MarkLogic Server to collect and syndicate content to the Digital Warehouse.	Going Deeper with Advanced Analytics Going Deeper with Advanced Analytics Ron Avnur, Ian Small MarkLogic Have you ever wanted to ask the question "What does my content look like?" MarkLogic Server can help you characterize and understand your content. What's more, MarkLogic Server can perform those characterizations on the fly, letting you examine and explore your content from countless viewpoints. With a deeper understanding of your content (e.g. how are diseases and symptoms mentioned together in this set of documents?) you can choose the right way to exploit it for maximum impact. This session will review existing capabilities and demonstrate new functionality that will be available in the MarkLogic Server 4.0 release supporting interactive analytics.	The Longest Tail: Serving the Market of One The Longest Tail: Serving the Market of One Michael R. Harris, Vice President, Information, Media & Entertainment, Cognizant Technologies Solutions Consumers want customized content delivered in preferred formats and/or channels. Many leverage Web 2.0 and social networking tools that combine pieces of purchased media to create personalized media products. As a result, content producers must increase their operational agility to meet consumers’ desires. Many media and entertainment companies have already seen the power of the “Long Tail” – media products with niche appeal can rival the bottom-line performance of best sellers and “blockbusters”. Mr. Harris will explain how a central XML repository is the key enabler for content producers to offer access to relevant content and metadata - not just textual content but rich media as well - in one searchable system
2:30pm – 3:20pm	Faceted Navigation with Bowker’s Aquabrowser AquaBrowser and MarkLogic Server: A Scalable, Powerful Search & Discovery Platform Taco Ekkel Director of Development, AquaBrowser/MediaLab Solutions By combining MarkLogic Server with AquaBrowser, the world leader in discovery tools for libraries, customers can now leverage next-generation faceted navigation interfaces to quickly search through huge content stores. Anyone who publishes large collections of scholarly work that needs to be searched—for example, medical databases and reference materials—will now benefit from an extremely powerful discovery, search, and retrieval experience. This session will detail the state-of-the-art possibilities that this combination provides.	Doubling Down on Dynamic Documents Doubling Down on Dynamic Documents Mary Holstege MarkLogic Dynamically reusing document parts at any level of granularity enables your organization to control and standardize information and makes people more productive because they do not need to recreate content. Learn how to use the new functionality MarkLogic Server 4.0 to define, create, search and deliver dynamic documents which reference shared components. This enables a DITA like approach to authoring and reusing content.	Getting the Right Content to Users: Search Strategies with MarkLogic Server Getting the Right Content to Users: Search Strategies with MarkLogic Server Kelly Stirman MarkLogic Does your application need to deliver documents, or precise information that addresses the needs of your user? With the powerful search capabilities in MarkLogic Server, you can address both by providing users with search functionality which is both fast, precise and multi-grained. You can also dynamically deliver documents, pages, images, captions, figures – any granularity of information – along with its full context. In this session you will learn the technical details about how you can fully leverage the search capabilities of MarkLogic Server so that you can deliver answers, not links.
3:20pm – 3:50pm	Break Sponsored by Antenna House, Inc.
3:50pm – 4:40pm	Three Steps to Documenting a Safety Management System Three Steps to Documenting a Safety Management System Murry Christensen, Director Learning Technologies JetBlue Airways Today airlines face mounting pressure to streamline their management and approval process for key documentation such as flight operations. When agencies such as the FAA and DoD mandate new policies, rapid integration of these changes is critical to airline safety and operational efficiency. This session will describe a solution for mission critical operations documentation that leverages off-the-shelf Microsoft Office products, SharePoint and Word, with MarkLogic Server to deliver topical authoring, workflow, document assembly, and dynamic delivery capabilities.	Entity Tagging: Knowing the Who, What and Where in Content Entity Tagging: Knowing the Who, What and Where in Content Stephen Buxton, Andrew Agrawal MarkLogic Want to build richer content applications? One way is to enrich your content. Combine the power of entity extraction (finding people, places, things in free text) and the expressiveness of XML (markup your content to indicate people, places, and things) in MarkLogic Server, and you can make search more precise. Then you can apply next-generation analytics to tell you information that is locked inside your content. This session includes an overview of entities, tips on using entities with MarkLogic Server and a look at new functionality coming in the MarkLogic Server 4.0 release.	Rapid Development of Content Applications: Best Practices From the Front Line Rapid Development of Content Applications: Best Practices From the Front Line Chris Welch MarkLogic Organizations need agility to respond quickly to new challenges in a dynamic and rapidly changing market. MarkLogic Server provides the best platform to rapidly prototype new ideas and develop content applications. In this session you will hear about the latest techniques for building applications using XQuery and MarkLogic Server as well as walk away with practical tips and tricks that you can use to improve development.
4:50pm – 5:50pm	Panel Discussion: Creating an Agile Content Development Culture Creating an Agile Content Development Culture Moderator: Marc Strohlein Chief Agility Officer, Outsell The speed of information creation and sharing is now measured on a daily or even minute-by-minute basis, and continues to accelerate. Users demand you deliver the exactly content they want, when they want it, on their device of choice. Your organization must be nimble. Your products must be device independent. What types of people, processes, and practices do you need to put in place to build an agile culture? Join Marc Strohlein, Chief Agility Officer of Outsell as he leads what is sure to be a lively, interactive panel discussion on creating an agile content development culture.
6:00pm – 7:30pm	Welcome Reception - Partner Network Pavilion Sponsored by Cognizant Technology Solutions

Thursday, June 12, 2008

7:00am – 8:15am	Continental Breakfast Sponsored by Publishing Connections, Inc.
8:30am – 9:20am	Keynote Presentation Andrew McAfee, Associate Professor, Harvard Business School Enterprise 2.0 – How Social Software Platforms Improve Innovation and Knowledge Sharing Andrew McAfee Associate Professor, Harvard Business School Harvard Business School’s Andrew McAfee was the first to use the term Enterprise 2.0 to capture the idea of applying web 2.0 models of social networking software to enhance your content, empower your users, and maximize the value of information throughout any organization. Whether you are a content publisher, government agency, or large corporation, new approaches to how users communicate and collaborate have the potential to significantly improve people’s ability to find information, arrive at better answers, and improve efficiency. You’ll hear how organizations can leverage emergent software platforms to extend the “strong ties” of traditional teams by building on the strength of “weak ties”among a broader set of colleagues. Taking advantage of both explicit user-generated content and implicit information created as users interact with content, solutions built on Enterprise 2.0 principles let you better share information across distributed government agencies, build communities around your vertical content, and get the most from your enterprise’s information assets.
9:30am – 9:45am	Customer Innovation Awards Presentations: Acknowledging Stellar Best Practices
9:45am – 10:00am	Break Sponsored by TEMIS
Breakouts	Track One A	Track One B	Track Two	Track Three
10:00am – 10:50am	B2B Micro-Vertical Portals: Transforming Traditional Print & Database Publishing B2B Micro-Vertical Portals: Transforming Traditional Print & Database Publishing Christopher Sternberg, McGraw-Hill Platts Global Director of Product Strategy McGraw-Hill’s Platts division has adopted a new digital strategy to realign its content with digital resources to empower users to interact with its content directly over the Web. In this session, Christopher Sternberg, outlines the challenges and opportunities that this blue chip publisher faces while implementing micro-verticals into its portfolio. Sternberg previews Platts product and strategy around “LNG TraderNet”, a unique product aimed at traders of liquefied natural gas and discusses the McGraw-Hill Platts view on where digital publishing products are going in B2B verticals. A cannot miss session for any traditional business looking to leverage new capabilities into mature segments.	Launching Video Search at Congressional Quarterly: CQ Floor Video Launching Video Search at Congressional Quarterly: CQ Floor Video Hank Hoffman, Team Lead, Congressional Quarterly Inc. CQ Floor Video makes Congressional proceedings available only moments after the words are spoken on the floor and hours before the Congressional Record is published. The applications allows users to pinpoint and play video segments, view closed-captioned text, share video clips, search floor debate dating to 2003, and receive custom e-mail alerts. Learn about the business, technical, and human resources behind the launch of this brand new application from Congressional Quarterly, a world-class electronic publisher of information and insight on government and politics.	Geospatial Tagging: Bringing Search Down to Earth Geospatial Tagging: Bringing Search Down to Earth Mary Holstege MarkLogic Adding geospatial information to content can help organizations to deliver content in a geographic context. See how MarkLogic Server 4.0 will help you better exploit geospatially tagged content with rapid query and analytics capabilities. We'll look at how to combine searches for points within regions on the Earth with other content searches, and perform analysis of content that includes geospatial data.	The Digital Content Environment from an International Perspective The Digital Content Environment from an International Perspective Rolfe Swinton, CPI Publishing Solutions and Shrikant N Pathak, Tata Consultancy Services Industry innovators in Europe and Asia are generating new revenues through a variety of digital channels. By transforming content for optimal re-use, international organizations are positioning themselves to meet a new set of user expectations and demands. This presentation will cover how these companies are leveraging content delivered through new channels including mobile technology and e-books, as well as creating smart bundle offers and streamlining the conversion process.
11:00am – 11:50am	Boeing - Discovering Content in the Worldwide incidents Tracking System Boeing - Discovering Content in the Worldwide incidents Tracking System Telly Stroumbis, Boeing Technical Fellow Learn how Boeing delivers sub-second response times on queries against 10 terabytes of constantly changing information. For a technology demonstration, Boeing developed a prototype search capability for the Worldwide Incidents Tracking System (WITS). This prototype utilizes the content analytic capabilities in MarkLogic Server to simplify the search interface and add discovery capabilities to the application. This presentation will discuss this prototype effort, share lessons learned, and provide examples of how MarkLogic’s content analytics are applied to provide auto-complete, tag clouds, faceted navigation, and reporting capabilities.	American Institute of Physics - Living Content: A Vision for the Future of Publishing American Institute of Physics - Living Content: A Vision for the Future of Publishing James Wonder, Director of Emerging Technology American Institute of Physics In the Internet age content is no longer static. It is dynamic and continually growing. This has had an affect on the publishing industry, and as a result there is a dependency upon new derivative products and services based on dynamic, high pedigree content. For publishers to succeed in the future, it will be necessary for them to be positioned to manufacture and continually enhance content of high quality that meets the dynamic needs of the market. How is Web 2.0, 3.0, and beyond affecting the growth of content? How do media organizations embrace these technologies to grow content? Hear how the American Institute of Physics is actively working with the MarkLogic server to provide active, living content to its customers ensuring future reuse.	Exploiting Office and OpenXML with MarkLogic Server Exploiting Office and OpenXML with MarkLogic Server Pete Aven, Justin Makeig MarkLogic Learn how the combination of MarkLogic Server and Microsoft SharePoint and Office 2007 powers Dynamic Enterprise Publishing. We'll show you how you can find reusable pieces of content and dynamically build documents by leveraging the power of MarkLogic Server from within Microsoft Word. Then we will show you how to search, analyze and render content that is authored in Word and managed in SharePoint (e.g. for check-in, check-out and approval).	Business Transformation through Content Agility Business Transformation through Content Agility Murty Narayana and Stephen Ryden-Lloyd Satyam Content agility enables organizations to rapidly respond to market change and emerging opportunity. In this session, Satyam will discuss how agility can be built into XML content solutions and how business transformation can be achieved through deployment of solutions built on the MarkLogic platform. Satyam, one of MarkLogic’s strategic global partners, has been providing integrated content technology solutions built on MarkLogic Server to support content aggregation, management and distribution – notably to Web services and mobile platforms.
noon – 1:30pm	Lunch on the Bay Terrace Sponsored by Tata Consultancy Services
Breakouts	Track One A	Track One B	Track Two	Track Three
1:30pm – 2:20pm	Knowledge Management Best Practices in Support of the Army’s Operating and Generating Forces Knowledge Management Best Practices in Support of the Army’s Operating and Generating Forces Mark Uhart CKM, CSC KM Consultant and Program Manager for the U.S. Army Battle Command Knowledge System (BCKS), Warrior Knowledge Base (WKB) Rapid knowledge discovery and transfer are essential to the Army’s success in counterinsurgency and stability operations, bringing the knowledge of the experienced to the inexperienced. The Battle Command Knowledge System (BCKS) at Ft. Leavenworth, KS, developed the Warrior Knowledge Base (WKB) content repository and content management system to support the rapid transfer of explicit knowledge across a membership of over 100,000 users. In this session you’ll learn how MarkLogic Server allowed BCKS to implement the DOD’s Net-Centric tenets of security, discovery, access, use, interoperability and content lifecycle management. You’ll see how BCKS applied content management (CM) best practices using MarkLogic Server and developed a CM user interface in .NET, as well as how Search and CM metrics were developed and applied to better understand user behaviors.	The Knowledge Revolution in Healthcare – Engaging Patients in the Process The Knowledge Revolution in Healthcare - Engaging Patients in the Process Etienne Taylor CEO, Clinical Trials Semantics Incorporated, based at American Cancer Society Traditionally, science has provided knowledge to clinicians who have then passed it on to medical patients. In an era in which your doctor may have thousands of other patients, we must empower patients with information about their condition and give them the opportunity to discuss it with clinicians. A successful search for a clinical trial involves getting enough information about the patient, and a spectrum of recruiting trials to produce a personalized clinical trial report a patient can discuss with their doctor during an office visit.	Small to Large: Scalability Lessons from a Growing Deployment Small to Large: Scalability Lessons from a Growing Deployment Michael Blakeley MarkLogic Content applications are a new and growing field. Join us as we follow an application from prototype to initial deployment to terabyte-scale growth. As the MarkLogic Server deployment grows from a single host to a cluster, we will discuss growth-related challenges and their solutions. In this session you will learn about the ideas and considerations in play as a deployment grows.	Dynamically Integrating Event Data to Model and Analyze Business Processes Dynamically Integrating Event Data to Model and Analyze Business Processes Christopher Houck, Ph.D. Vice President of Product Marketing, OpenConnect Traditional web analytics are based on simple predefined reports that flatten rich internet experience down to relational data. OpenConnect transforms the user experience from full html capture to rich xml events that describe the experience. Hear how OpenConnect uses MarkLogic Server to go beyond delivering a simple user experience by combining these xml event documents into more complex process maps that examine multi-user workflows and business processes. This process-centric BI workflow provides valuable business process analytics for our customers.
2:30pm – 3:20pm	Accelerating New Product Development at Elsevier XML2GO – Accelerating New Product Development at Elsevier Darin McBeath Director of Disruptive Technology at Elsevier Over the past decade, the products delivered by scientific publishers have evolved from hard-copy journals to interactive, full-featured web sites offering their customers a rich, user-friendly research experience. But, is the scientific publishing industry reaching a tipping point where their products will once again evolve in response to the changing needs of their customers? This presentation will explore how XML, XQuery and MarkLogic Server are being used within Elsevier to develop experimental prototypes in preparation for this new generation of potential product offerings. In particular, we will discuss and demonstrate two recently developed concepts based on XML2GO.	Implementing an Airborne Intelligent Search at United Implementing an Airborne Intelligent Search at United Rita Schaaf Automation Manager for Flight Operations, United Airlines United Airlines is in the process of deploying AirNet, our Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) technology on our aircraft. A principal component of AirNet is the digital distribution and intelligent search of flight operations manuals both on the ground and in the aircraft. Come see a demonstration of the ground-based intelligent search solution and learn what went into its development. We’ll share with you the business drivers, show you the key application features, review the project timeline, and discuss the architectures and technologies of this highly successful joint development effort.	Keeping Users Informed with Alerting Keeping Users Informed with Alerting Wayne Feick MarkLogic Do your users want to be alerted when relevant new content is available? In this session you will learn how new capabilities in the MarkLogic Server 4.0 release will allow you to create an alerting application in MarkLogic Server, or add alerting to an existing application. You will understand how to allow users to create and register rules that efficiently alert them to new or updated content that matches those rules. You will also learn how the same technologies can drive other activities like classification.	Booz Allen High Performance Query Workflow Booz Allen High Performance Query Workflow Ryan Shevchik, Booz Allen Technical Lead Using MarkLogic in an Unorthodox Way: Learn how Booz Allen Hamilton is using MarkLogic in an unorthodox way and integrated MarkLogic into a high performance query workflow for a 15x increase in query performance. Topics will include large document transformation techniques, using MarkLogic to populate a relational database, and large document updates.
3:20pm – 3:50pm	Break Sponsored by JustSystems
3:50pm – 4:20pm	Conversation with the Founder and Chief Architect Christopher Lindblad
4:30pm – 5:30pm	Panel Discussion: Content Challenges of Social Media & User Generated Content Content Challenges: Social Media and User Generated Content Andrew P. McAfee, Associate Professor, Harvard Business School Wikis, blogs, del.icio.us, YouTube, flickr... people interacting with content is the metaphor for Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, and Publishing 2.0. Whatever you prefer to call it, it all comes down to allowing users to personalize, collaborate, socialize, enrich, analyze, enhance, and interact with your content. Whether or not you like it, you are no longer entirely in control of your content. What are the new rules of the game? How do you get started with minimal disruption, and how will your organization measure success? Join our moderator Andrew McAfee as he leads thoughtful, interactive panel discussion on the challenges and opportunities related to social media and user generated content.
	Evening at Leisure in San Francisco

Friday, June 13, 2008

8:00am – 9:00am	Continental Breakfast Sponsored by Semantico
Track Sessions	Track One	Track Two	Track Three
9:00am – 9:50am	A New Approach to Metadata Ingestion A New Approach to Metadata Ingestion Art Zegarek Director of Data Architecture, Audible.com In 2007 Audible.com realized that we needed to drastically improve our tools and internal business processes for metadata ingestion. The goals were simple: to significantly improve the processing speed and accuracy of incoming metadata. To our business, this would mean quicker turn-around, getting new titles up for sale faster. Hear how Really Strategies and the RSuite Content Management System, built on MarkLogic Server to efficiently improve metadata processing.	Leveraging Standards with MarkLogic Server Leveraging Standards with MarkLogic Server Ron Hitchens MarkLogic Standards in software provide an open and agreed upon way to interact with software. MarkLogic has long support standards like XML and XQuery to provide an industry-standard way to load, query, manipulate and render content. In this session you will learn about new support for standards that will be in the MarkLogic Server 4.0 release and how you can take full advantage of those standards in your deployments.	Maximizing Your MarkLogic Server Deployment Maximizing Your MarkLogic Server Deployment Colleen Whitney MarkLogic What do you need to think about when planning a MarkLogic Server deployment? What are some of the key considerations with regards to maintenance, sizing, training and general care and feeding? How should you plan for evolution and expansion? In this session you will learn practical information gathered from MarkLogic field personnel about how to plan for and manage your deployment as it grows and evolves over time.
10:00am – 10:50pm	The Agile Product Recipe: MarkLogic, XQuery and AJAX The Agile Product Recipe: MarkLogic, XQuery and AJAX Alan Darnell, Scholars Portal Project Manager University of Toronto As users begin to interact with content in new formats including the semantic web and visualizations, new products are being developed. This session will discuss how building from a repository of content new products can be quickly developed and can tap into library wide initiatives around visualization and content interactions.	10 Things Developers Love about MarkLogic Server 10 Things Developers Love about MarkLogic Server Ron Avnur MarkLogic MarkLogic Server enables developers to build content applications. With each release MarkLogic continues to improve the capabilities that facilitate application development. For example, features have recently been added to assist in debugging, profiling and tracing XQuery programs. In this session you will learn about 10 new enhancements available in the MarkLogic Server 4.0 release that will have a dramatic impact on developers by reducing code complexity and speeding development. If you are a MarkLogic developer this session is a must.	Administration Tips and Tricks Administration Tips and Tricks Praveen Kankanala MarkLogic Administration of your MarkLogic Server deployment provides the necessary care and feeding needed to keep your deployment humming along as it grows. In this session you will learn about the latest administration capabilities that can make managing a deployment easier, flexible, and more powerful. Along with demonstrating the administrative scripting features, we’ll also delve into other tips, tricks and enhancements that will help your deployment stay happy and healthy.
11:00am – 12:00pm	MarkLogic on MarkLogic: A Behind the Scenes Look at MarkMail, Kick It, MarkSpace and More... MarkLogic on MarkLogic: A Behind the Scenes Look at MarkMail, Kick It, MarkSpace and More... Ian Small, Senior Vice President and General Manager, MarkMail and Jason Hunter, Principal Technologist MarkLogic While you know MarkLogic as a provider of the world's leading XML content platform, we are also a behind-the-scenes developer of content applications. In the past year, MarkLogic has launched two externally-facing content applications (MarkMail and Kick It), and one internal collaboration tool (MarkSpace). All three make extensive use of MarkLogic Server capabilities and are fertile ground for best practice learnings. In this session, we'll demo all three applications, explain their roots and show how they have influenced the ongoing development of MarkLogic Server. We'll also give you a good look into the MarkMail infrastructure and will conclude with a sneak peek into future functionality for this leading-edge web application.
12:15pm – 1:00pm	Closing Remarks and Box Lunch Sponsored by MuseGlobal