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Changing the job search game with MongoDB Atlas

Snag is the United States’ number one marketplace for hourly workers. With 95 million job seekers registered on their site, and about employer 300,000 employer locations throughout the country, one out of every two hourly jobs in the United States goes through Snag. When you're using Snag, whether applying for a job or scrolling through postings on the site, if you're an employer who wants to make a hire, review an application or post a job, all of that is done using MongoDB. A longtime user of MongoDB, the team at Snag decided to migrate to MongoDB Atlas on AWS in the fall of 2018 in order to allow their engineers to spend less time on non-strategic infrastructure-related activities and more time delivering strategic work. Listen to Jason Ford of Snag share why they initially decided to work with MongoDB, and their experiences migrating to MongoDB Atlas.

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Webinar: Developing with the Modern App Stack

Users increasingly demand a far richer experience from web applications – expecting the same level of performance and interactivity they get with native desktop and mobile apps. At the same time, there's pressure on developers to deliver new applications faster and continually roll-out enhancements, while ensuring that the application is highly available and can be scaled appropriately when needed. Fortunately, there’s a set of open source technologies using JavaScript that make all of this possible. Watch this on-demand webinar to learn about the two dominant JavaScript web app stacks – MEAN (MongoDB, Express, Angular, Node.js) and MERN (MongoDB, Express, React, Node.js). These technologies are also used outside of the browser – delivering the best user experience, regardless of whether accessing your application from the desktop, from a mobile app, or even using your voice. By watching this on-demand webinar, you will learn: What these technologies are and how they’re used in combination How to get started building your own apps using these stacks Some of the decisions to take between technologies i.e. Angular vs Angular2 vs ReactJS If you want a step by step guide on how to build your first application using the MEAN Stack, read this blog series .

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Major French Bank LCL Modernises With MongoDB to Enhance Customer Experience and Improve Time to Market By 40%

LCL, a subsidiary of Crédit Agricole, and one of the major retail banks in France, is moving away from its legacy mainframe to give customers a better experience and speed up innovation. By introducing MongoDB the LCL was able to build a consolidated 360 degree view of its customer base. The consolidation on MongoDB also allowed the bank to deliver new features faster. Millions of customers now have far greater and more efficient access to their banking information and the next step is a complete redesign of the mobile application. Watch the video to find out more about LCL’s legacy modernisation journey.

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IoT Reference Architecture

The Internet of Things (IoT) is enabling companies to blend together the physical and digital worlds enabling businesses to gain valuable insights and increase productivity at once unimaginable levels. MongoDB is the IoT data platform of choice for thousands of customers worldwide. As no two IoT solutions are exactly same, this paper will explore the art of the possible and how best to integrate MongoDB within your IoT solution.

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Business Agility

Emerging technologies and business models hold the keys to massive, unprecedented economic opportunity – but this era of rapid, disruptive change does not distribute those opportunities equally, and those who fail to capture them are on a road to oblivion. This executive brief analyzes the challenges companies are facing; the opportunities that are within their grasp if they can become agile organizations; and a solution that applies people, processes, and technology to help them not only get there but to stay ahead of ever-changing business conditions going forward.

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MongoDB Innovation Accelerator for Business Agility

MongoDB has helped many companies improve business agility. Our Professional services team works with you to build an in-house Innovation Accelerator, delivering faster time-to-market across multiple business applications and use cases. Innovation Solution kits provide design patterns for common use cases with reference architectures and technical standards for enterprise architecture objectives.

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MongoDB Mobile

MongoDB Mobile is an embeddable version of MongoDB for iOS, Android and other mobile applications. Sharing its API with MongoDB Stitch, MongoDB Mobile optimizes developer productivity when expanding to the edge of the internet and devices. With MongoDB Atlas Device Sync, you can also safely take your data beyond the reaches of internet connectivity.

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MongoDB Mobile and MongoDB Stitch – Introduction and Latest Developments

In this session, you'll learn how MongoDB Mobile and Stitch can help you build better apps, faster. We’ll cover how the application development landscape has evolved, and, how MongoDB's cloud services get you the most from this evolution.

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Application Modernization Factory

Thousands of organizations are modernizing their application portfolios, and we are helping them on their journey. We work with you to build an Application Modernization Factory (AMF), providing advisory consulting, program governance, and application lifecycle expertise – cultivated from best practices developed with the world’s largest organizations.

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Newly GA: MongoDB Stitch – the serverless platform from MongoDB

In this session you will learn about MongoDB Stitch – the serverless platform from MongoDB. The four services provided by MongoDB Stitch include: Stitch QueryAnywhere. Exposes the full power of working with documents in MongoDB and the MongoDB query language, directly from your web and mobile application frontend code. A powerful rules engine lets developers declare fine-grained security policies. Stitch Functions. Allows developers to run simple JavaScript functions in Stitch’s serverless environment, making it easy to create secure APIs or to build integrations with microservices and server-side logic. Enables integration with popular cloud services such as Slack and Twilio, enriching your apps with a single Stitch method call. Stitch Triggers. Real-time notifications that launch functions in response to changes in the database. The functions can make further database changes, push data to other places, or interact with users – such as through push notifications, text messages, or emails. Stitch Atlas Device Sync (coming soon). Automatically synchronizes data between documents held locally in MongoDB Mobile and the backend database. MongoDB Mobile allows mobile developers to use the full power of MongoDB locally. Stitch Atlas Device Sync ensures that data is kept up to date across phones and all other clients in real time. You'll learn what each of the Stitch services provides, how they work, and, most importantly, how you use them.

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BubbleIQ moves fast with MongoDB Atlas

BubbleIQ is a startup that builds a two-way integration between enterprise help desk tools and enterprise chat tools. They’re shipping new features weekly and growing rapidly as they bring on more customers. They chose MongoDB Atlas due to the built-in security controls and the flexibility to scale quickly.

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La Modernizzazione dei Dati come base per la Trasformazione Digitale

Roma - 4 luglio 2018

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