As the NoSQL market continues to shake out, MarkLogic has emerged as the only NoSQL database capable of taking on the database incumbents and winning for mission critical enterprise applications. In the last 30+ years, no one has been able to take on the incumbents and win on their own turf, so how are we doing it? Well, there is a lot to it, but here are the most important ways that MarkLogic is beating the incumbents:

1. Empowering the Enterprise
   MarkLogic solves a problem that every

Working with something revolutionary can be both exhilarating — and frustrating as you don’t yet know all that you need to know. You also know that stubbornly refusing to learn it – is only going to put you at the mercy of those who do. After being impressed with the product I recently joined MarkLogic as their newest product marketing manager. I’ve had to do a deep dive in order to learn enough to write about the new features of MarkLogic 9. I thought it might be helpful for other newbies

The Partner Excellence Award winners for 2017 were announced at our Partner Summit in London last month, and we want to congratulate them on their achievements and thank them for all their hard work.

We wouldn’t be where we are today without our partners around the world, and we love working with them to solve complex customer challenges.

Partner Excellence Awards were given in two categories: Services and Technology.

Capgemini NL received

This post is the second in a two-part series in which I address some of the common doubts people have about NoSQL. In the last post, I addressed the doubts that I often hear from people that who don’t think there are any problems with relational databases. In this post, I address the doubts about NoSQL.

So, if you’re reading this post, my guess is that we’ve made a slight crack in the relational armor, but haven’t yet made you a convert to NoSQL. You still have serious doubts about

Open Source und Enterprise-Software im Vergleich

Immer mehr IT-Verantwortliche entscheiden sich für Open-Source-Software. Untersucht man allerdings die tatsächlichen Kosten für die Erstellung einer an die Unternehmensanforderungen angepasste Softwarelösung aus uneinheitlichen Bibliotheken oder Softwarekomponenten, zeigt sich schnell, dass diese Rechnung häufig nicht aufgeht. Gerade bei Services, die von besserer Anbindung mit großen Datenbanken profitieren, werden versteckte Kosten