Gartner has recognized MarkLogic as a Visionary in the Magic Quadrant for Cloud Database Management Systems. Our VP of Strategy Chuck Hollis explains what being a “visionary” means – to us and our customers.
In this third post of the series, we examine modeling for a mixed document/semantic database and demonstrate how to use UML modeling with MarkLogic's Data Hub Framework.
Industry 4.0 connects digital and physical technologies—AI, robotics, cloud computing and more—to create more adaptable, responsive and unified enterprises with the ability to make more informed decisions. What challenges will manufacturers face in addressing this?
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.
In case you haven’t heard, Industry 4.0 is here. It’s a significant transformation in the way products are produced, as a result of the digitization of manufacturing. Digitization helps ensure product quality and safety as well as faster service delivery, which goes a long way with customers.
Trace through the journey (via use cases) from concept to consumer in the context of rapidly changing environments (business and technology) and vast amounts of data that is collected along the way, and how a data hub can help in that journey.
