The 2019 DoDIIS Worldwide Conference brings together experts and innovators from the military, industry, government and academia to share their unique insights on this year’s theme: Resiliency, Redundancy and Security: Adapting to Asymmetric Threats.

In advance of MarkLogic’s attendance, I met with Kim Kok, Vice President of Sales for US Federal, and Brigham Bechtel, Chief Strategy Officer for Public Sector, to hear what they’re expecting from the conference and their thoughts on

This is the sixth in a multi-part blog series that focuses on Industry 4.0 in the manufacturing industry.

In order to identify and prioritize opportunities along the digital thread, McKinsey has identified the eight value drivers that significantly impact a typical manufacturing company’s performance. They found that for each of these value drivers, Industry 4.0 levers exist that typically lead to improvements that companies can leverage to systematically identify Industry

The MarkLogic Media Community has its roots all the way back to the start of the company. Our very first customers were information providers who were looking to maximize the value of their content. This expanded to nearly every part of the information industries as MarkLogic helped organizations create, manage and deliver articles, books, standards, reports, data and more.

With big changes in how content is created and how people access it and pay for it, the context around the content

This is the third in a multi-part blog series that focuses on Industry 4.0 in the manufacturing industry.

Certain technologies are considered to be “disruptive” when it comes to Industry 4.0. Some, such as IT-enabled manufacturing and increased computing capacity, can help create smart factories that are highly efficient with fully integrated data.

In fact, according to McKinsey, “Data is the core driver: leaders across industries are leveraging data and analytics to achieve a step change

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. They may wonder whether an ODH replaces these models or complements them.

A service-oriented architecture (SOA) is a good example of just such an architectural model. Let’s explore what SOAs were meant to do and where an ODH can fit into that model.

SOAs serve two