Over the years, I’ve heard from sources up North about how Santa has been a data pioneer.

First, he progressed to NoSQL for more flexibility to manage his list and do his matching in record time. It turns out the Big Syndicate up North was actually an innovator!

Then his team upped his game and invested in semantics to improve his matches. Getting the gifts to the right kids meant nothing if they weren’t the right ones. In fact, when kids didn’t like their gifts, sometimes Santa would get

In 2017, stock for multinational commercial aviation and defense business behemoth, Boeing, grew by 95%. At MarkLogic World this year, Boeing Senior Enterprise Architect, Sema Ustuntas, discussed with MarkLogic SVP of Engineering, David Gorbet, some of the challenges of reigning in a century of data created internally as well as arriving from numerous acquisitions. Sema, who runs Boeing’s Global Data Access Initiative, explained how MarkLogic is helping Boeing integrate data, establish

Previous Posts:
Part 1: How to Model and Manage Entities with UML
Part 2: Introduction to the UML-to-Entity Services Toolkit: UML Modeling with MarkLogic’s Entity Services

Welcome to the continuation (i.e., the third blog) of my series that explores modeling for MarkLogic’s Entity Services using the Unified Modeling Language (UML). In Part 1, I introduce the concept of using UML notation to visually depict the model and explain how to seamlessly transform the UML model to MarkLogic’s

In September, I attended the SEMANTiCS conference in Amsterdam. For me, this was something of a double homecoming. I had spent four years living in the Netherlands before moving back to the UK — and I was a regular on the Semantics conference circuit when I was a researcher in Semantic Technologies at the University of Aberdeen.

SEMANTiCS is a fascinating conference with the goal of bridging the worlds of research and industry. It offers a unique mix of cutting-edge academic papers, along

In September, I attended the SEMANTiCS conference in Amsterdam. For me, this was something of a double homecoming. I had spent four years living in the Netherlands before moving back to the UK — and I was a regular on the Semantics conference circuit when I was a researcher in Semantic Technologies at the University of Aberdeen.

SEMANTiCS is a fascinating conference with the goal of bridging the worlds of research and industry. It offers a unique mix of cutting-edge academic papers, along