MongoDB – Webinars

A Digital Twin is a digital replica of a physical entity; the Internet of Things is a system of interrelated devices. While companies with sound IoT solutions can generate a compound effect on revenues and cost north of 15%, only ~30% of relevant IoT projects are in company-wide roll-out as delivering IoT at scale requires the ability to extract, interpret, and harmonize data from disparate systems that were not designed to work together. This talk introduces how to use MongoDB for IoT projects. It covers best practices from a business and technological perspective.

Smart Factories and Industry 4.0 are top of mind – not only for leading global manufacturing teams like Toyota. But building a data service to support these IoT initiatives can get tricky as any related systems must provide high availability and scale out beyond predictability.

In addition to the hardware, two factors are particularly decisive: 1) Indexing 2) The data model Setting an index is usually the first thing that comes to mind. Especially with schema-flexible databases like MongoDB, the document schema is not the first thing that comes to mind, although it is often the casus knacksus.

Data is described as the ‘new oil’, its management has evolved to one of the essential factors in a digitized world. Data-driven companies make more profound and effective decisions, several data-driven business models have arisen within the last decade. But what are the main aspects for successful data management? How can companies derive value from data? What about basic requirements like culture, skills, and mindset?

MongoDB 4.4 delivers the features and enhancements that users have most requested. We view 4.4 as “user-driven engineering” that builds on MongoDB 4.x versions and provides the ideal foundation for the future of data.

MongoDB DACH User Group Meeting on July 7, 2020: This time – after a short update on the news from MongoDB.LIVE – we are looking forward to a field report on MongoDB Realm. MongoDB Realm (formerly MongoDB Stitch) offers the possibility to execute server-side code event-based or scheduled.

Now that we can’t meet in person right now, we’d like to get together virtually, because there are some MongoDB news we’d like to share with you! Afterwards you can ask our experts any questions you might have about NoSQL in general and MongoDB in an open Q&A session.