The most recent issue of the IBM Systems Journal (volume 45, number 2) is dedicated to the 10th anniversary of XML. The issue, available online and for free, includes an introductory article plus 12 technical papers on XML. Six of those papers are related to XML and database issues, including:
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Dave Kellogg is CEO of MarkLogic Corporation, which develops and markets the industry's leading platform for managing unstructured data. MarkLogic raised its first round of funding in 2003 from Sequoia Capital. Prior to MarkLogic, I was SVP of marketing at Business Objects, VP of marketing at Versant Corp, and worked in both technical and marketing positions at Ingres Corp.
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1 Radha Popuri // Nov 30, 2006 at 2:45 pm
Hi Mark,
It’s great that someone at MarkLogic looked at IBM Systems Journal on XML. I am an employee of IBM(not in DB2 organization though..); I have this habit of looking at each of Seqouia’s investments once in a while , to see what they are investing in.
I was just wondering what Mark Logic’s value proposition could be, that differentiates itself from the big enterprise software players. I mean, they could easily replicate what you are doing, and have established direct ales channels. For me, It would be interesting to know how you differentiate yourself??
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