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Damon Feldman

Damon is a passionate “Mark-Logician,” having been with the company for over 7 years as it has evolved into the company it is today. He has worked on or led some of the largest MarkLogic projects for customers ranging from the US Intelligence Community to HealthCare.gov to private insurance companies.

Prior to joining MarkLogic, Damon held positions spanning product development for multiple startups, founding of one startup, consulting for a semantic technology company, and leading the architecture for the IMSMA humanitarian landmine remediation and tracking system.

He holds a BA in Mathematics from the University of Chicago and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Tulane University.

 
The MarkLogic Healthcare Starter Kit (“HSK”) is a runnable, starting-point toolkit to integrate, query, validate, master, and deliver healthcare data.
Learn about MarkLogic's work on a FHIR-based standardized data model to support persisted payer data for our Medicaid Accelerators.
The Consolidated Coronavirus Research Hub was built in just six weeks using MarkLogic Data Hub Service on AWS. Learn more in this blog post.
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.
MarkLogic design patterns are reusable solutions for many of the commonly occurring problems encountered when designing MarkLogic applications.
They had data in multiple data stores -- and wanted Polyglot persistence but got poly lot of headaches instead. Then they switched to MarkLogic's multi-model database.
We all have an Uncle Mort – that pragmatic, no bull, calls-it-like-he-sees-it type of guy. Today, I’m going to divulge a secret about how to figure out if you need a document database or not. I’ll start with some technical background, and then we will have a sit down with Uncle Mort! Let’s just review a […]
A few weeks ago, I blogged about Data as a Service – “DaaS” – what it is, pitfalls and why it is valuable. Today I’m following that up with strategies and techniques for getting it right. My summary from the previous blog post I defined DaaS as an architectural pattern where your most valuable services […]
Learn about what Data as a Service (DaaS) is and what benefits it is supposed to provide.