MarkLogic Demo Series

MarkLogic solves complex data problems of an enterprise. At the same time, it is common that MarkLogic is brought into the middle of a bigger technical landscape having multiple messaging systems, mainframes, relational databases, API gateways, BI, analytical, machine learning systems, etc. In this webinar, we will see how MarkLogic can easily fit in a complex enterprise architecture landscape. We will review some common patterns and demonstrate examples of using MarkLogic to ingest data and make it available for consumption to downstream systems.

A universal repository combines data of all kinds – from Word and Excel documents and PDFs, to JSON and XML, to data coming from relational systems, to semantic triples. Being able to access all this data in an integrated whole is what makes a universal repository so valuable – but end users often want to consume data in a tabular SQL form, not in JSON or XML. In this webinar, we’ll show you how you can use SQL views in MarkLogic to get the benefits of a semantically enabled, multi-model universal repository without needing your users to know SPARQL or complex Javascript.

Watch this demo to see how you can use the MarkLogic data platform to extract information from PDF documents, map this new information to an existing data model, and visualize the enriched data in Tableau.

One responsibility of corporate compliance programs is limiting exposure to sanctions liability. Companies need to know who they are doing business with – and ensure that those entities are not on sanctions lists. In this demo, we’ll show how you can use the MarkLogic data platform to: ingest and review multi-structured data; model and classify data from internal and external data sources like OFAC and news articles to improve data quality and discover hidden connections; and deliver the data for consumption by your compliance team.

These days, it seems everyone is talking about knowledge models—but what exactly are they, and how do you get YOUR data into them? In this demo, we’ll show you how you can build and enrich metadata knowledge models using our no-code software: Semaphore by Progress.