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November 11, 2020

Building a More Connected and Agile Data Architecture with MuleSoft and MarkLogic

MuleSoft provides a leading Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) to manage APIs. MarkLogic provides a leading Data Hub Platform to integrate and manage data. With MuleSoft and MarkLogic together, organizations get more value out of their data quicker than ever with a unified 360 view of their APIs and their data.

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November 2, 2020

HOAP, HTAP, Translytical, Huh? The Benefit Behind the Buzzword

The ability to use a single platform for both operational and analytical use cases is catching on as a trend that lends toward a more unified data management strategy. How is this done and why is it beneficial?

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Beware of “Graft” on GDPR and CCPA

Learn why a multi-model platform is a better solution than a graph database for ensuring you can comply with data privacy regulations like GDPR and CCPA.

Rusty and Shinny Gears Working Together.

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MarkLogic from a Relational Perspective: Part 4

Building the best solutions requires both the right technology and the right support. Learn how MarkLogic can help you succeed with complex data integration projects.

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Chicken Soup for the Event-Driven Soul

Do you really need a database if you’re already streaming data into Kafka? Learn why the answer is likely "yes."

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Operational Data Hub and Service-Oriented Architecture

The Operational Data Hub (ODH) is a newer architecture pattern, so enterprise architects may wonder how it fits in with other technologies and architectural models that they’re already using and/or are familiar with. Let's explore how an ODH fits in with a service-oriented architecture model.

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Options for State Governments to Solve Data Silo Challenges

Efficient data can lead to more effective service delivery in the public sector. But, much of the data is stored in silos in outdated infrastructure. Integrating data to merge these silos is notoriously difficult. Fortunately, there are solutions that can ease the pain, including the Operational Data Hub.

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Extending Data Fabrics Using the Operational Data Hub Model

Two emerging technology patterns help make combined, enterprise-wide data useful and secure: data fabrics and Operational Data Hubs (ODHs). This blog outlines the differences between data fabrics and data hubs, and outlines how they best work together.

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ODH and the Future of Data Integration

Considering all data integration mistakes of the past, and knowing that innovation is always right around the corner, are you ready for the "next big thing"?