Matt Turner
Matt Turner is the CTO, Media and Manufacturing at MarkLogic where he develops strategy and solutions for the media, entertainment and manufacturing markets. Matt works with customers and prospects to develop MarkLogic enterprise NoSQL operational data hubs that enable them to get the most of their data and deliver their products to the fans, audiences and customers that love them.
Before joining MarkLogic, Matt was at Sony Music and PC World developing innovative information and content delivery applications.
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Live on Enterprise NoSQL – It’s the SNL 40 App!
At the Hollywood IT Summit on May 14, Michael Martin – SVP Product, Technology and Operations, NBC Entertainment Digital – spoke about the unique opportunity his team had to reinvent the way fans interacted with one of the network’s most famous and widely loved shows, Saturday Night Live. To accompany the 40th Anniversary of […]
Industry Week, MIT and MarkLogic: How to Close the Data Gap
In our recent webcast hosted by Industry Week, we look at what’s holding manufacturers back from reaching their goals with Industry 4.0, and closing the data gap.
Berlin IOT: Industrialize Your Data Takes Center Stage
At the Industry of Things World event in Berlin in September, leaders from across the industrial world came together to talk about the broad impact of the digitization of manufacturing, including the importance of data.
Frankfurt Book Fair Blog 3: Closing the Data Gap
MarkLogic’s Matt Turners says the Frankfurt Book Fair has been a great show so far with conversations going back to his roots in publishing and XML all the way to the modern data driven strategy critical for the future of publishing. See how Day 3 went!
Frankfurt Book Fair 2019 Day 2: Getting To Work
From the opening bell, the Frankfurt Book Fair has been packed and we’ve been having great discussion on content, data and the future of publishing. See what went on during Day 2!
Frankfurt Book Fair 2019 Day 1: Big Ideas to Move the World
The Frankfurt Book Fair is getting underway! With over 7,000 exhibitors and more than 280,000 visitors expected to attend, it’s the world’s biggest stage to promote some of the big ideas shaping the world.
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