MongoDB Introduction and What You Need to Know about NoSQL Databases

Speaker:
Kim Greene

Tuesday, March 20, 2018 - 1:30pm to 4:30pm

MongoDB is an open-source cross-platform document-oriented database program and is becoming one of the most popular NoSQL databases. This session will cover MongoDB basics, explaining how it is similar yet different from relational database systems. A core of MongoDB is it's use of BSON, a binary form of JSON, for storing data. It can be difficult to get your arms around unstructured data, but it has many benefits and applications in business. You will learn why NoSQL databases are something you need to understand, the benefits of MongoDB as a NoSQL database, which types of data work best with MongoDB and why customers are using it today and will be using it in the future. The session will also cover the importance of JSON for building modern applications and platform support for MongoDB.

Prior to Kim's presentation we'll have a short presentation by ProActive Solutions regarding the new Power9 technology.

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Kim Greene is president of Kim Greene Consulting, Inc., a firm specializing in providing consulting services for the IBM Collaboration Solutions portfolio for IBM i (formerly AS/400, iSeries, System i), Windows and Linux. Kim Greene Consulting offers complete solutions along with consulting services ranging from installing and configuring Domino, Sametime and Connections servers to performance analysis, system and application tuning, health checks and security reviews, upgrades and migrations, disaster recovery assessments, high availability solutions, and customized application development. Other services offered include providing customized education and training for customers and business partners.

Kim is a frequent writer for technology magazines and speaks at many conferences worldwide. Prior to starting her own consulting business, she was employed at IBM Rochester, MN where she worked in the PartnerWorld for Developers (PWD) organization helping IBM business partners incorporate Domino into their existing applications. Prior to working in PWD she worked on several areas of OS/400 performance in the AS/400 development laboratory.

Presenter Resources:

MongoDB & NoSQL Intro.pdf

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