We hear an awful lot about "transforming customer experience" these days, but it's rare to get a look under the architectural hood. In this diginomica exclusive, I share what I learned from Staples' CX push - and how Couchbase and microservices tie in.
Dev Ittycheria explains to diginomica how the conversations he’s having with customers are changing and how MongoDB is now signing hundreds of deals north of $100,000.
One of the largest healthcare providers in the New York State area, Mount Sinai Health System, is using machine learning to give doctors, nurses and clinicians predictive insights to improve the patient experience.
We speak to Mat Keep, director of product marketing at MongoDB, about how the NoSQL vendor is extending services beyond the database.
It’s the first day of MongoDB World in New York City and the event kicked off with an impressive range of use cases and a sense that the company is moving into a new phase.
The relational Database Wars of the 1990s are set for a 21st century upgrade with a $98 billion market opportunity on the table.
What 90,000 developers have to tell us
Eric Holzhauer, who works on strategy and product at MongoDB, explains what we can learn about developers from recent research and how they hold the keys to improving productivity and building a culture of innovation.
MongoDB joins the diginomica partner line-up, leading the charge in the NoSQL database market and putting developers at the heart of its strategy.
As one of the largest financial institutions in the States, US Bank needed to rethink its backend architecture to focus on data driven service.
Powered by NoSQL and open source tools, some IT shops are figuring out how to fund their own innovations within budgets. In this diginomica exclusive, Condé Nast shares how they achieved web scale with a new approach to optimizing web customer experience.
How do you customize apps quickly, and open up your apps platform to customers? Those are some of the questions that the team at Nuance faced. Here's what they did about it - and how NoSQL and microservices fit in.
Can IT fund its own innovation? That's a monster question when most IT budgets are falling, or flat. During the spring event season, interviews with Docker and Talend fleshed out a next-gen IT playbook. Now the CEO of Couchbase weighs in.
American insurance company Travelers is changing its business insurance function but moving towards continuous delivery and microservices, all underpinned by MongoBD.