As a technology platform provider, you inevitably have certain visions of what applications your customers will one day build with your product. For example, Mark Logic Founder Christopher Lindblad originally envisioned that customers would spider and enrich Internet content, enabling an XQuery Internet search box as opposed to the typical keyword-oriented one. Christopher’s vision became [...]
Entries Tagged as 'content applications'
docGenix: MarkLogic Unleashed on Contracts (with Webinar on 10/15/09)
October 13th, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: Derviatives contracts · Legal · Mark Logic · XML · content analytics · content applications · contract management · metadata
XML, “The Necessary Ingredient” Research from Outsell
October 13th, 2009 · 1 Comment
Just a quick post to highlight some (fairly) recent research from Outsell entitled XML: The Necessary Ingredient for Information Publishing (paid, $695) based on a survey run early this year. While the survey had only 30 respondents, so you must generalize with care, I still think the results are interesting and illustrative. Excerpt from the [...]
Tags: Agile Development · Enterprise Search · Information and Media · XML · XML server · XQuery · content applications · custom publishing
Norm Walsh Making The Case For XQuery
December 15th, 2008 · No Comments
Mark Logic‘s Norm Walsh recently wrote an article for the Data Conversion Labs website, entitled Making the Case for XQuery. Excerpt: But now that you have an XML repository, what are you going to do with it? What and how may you deploy it? Simply having large masses of XML converted data doesn’t necessarily mean [...]
Tags: Mark Logic · Markup Languages · XML · XQuery · content applications
Mark Logic in EContent Magazine Dynamic Navigation Story
November 12th, 2008 · No Comments
A rather overdue post to highlight that Mark Logic was featured a few months back in an EContent Magazine story entitled Reaping Information: Dynamic Navigation Helps Users (PDF). Excerpts: Delivering information in ways that make the most sense to users is a key characteristic of MarkLogic Server, an XML Server that allows users to store, [...]
Tags: Information and Media · XML server · content applications · content architecture · content delivery
To SaaS or Not To SaaS: That is the Question
October 1st, 2008 · 1 Comment
[Revised, rewritten, and replacing a post from yesterday] One question we encounter with our Information and Media customers is whether they should buy MarkLogic Server and build an application on top of it, or use a SaaS offering (which may or may not be based on MarkLogic) and effectively rent the use of an application [...]
Tags: Publishing 2.0 · SaaS · content applications
