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Join our webinar on June 25 to see how Progress brings ODBC and JDBC connectivity to MongoDB.
The flexibility of MongoDB is great for data that does not have a one-to-one relationship. But answering crucial business questions from this highly complex data requires a relational view. Progress® DataDirect® connectivity for MongoDB normalizes your non-relational data to a more familiar relational format. This normalization allows you to:
Join us for the June 25 DataDirect Webinar.
On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 2 p.m. ET, Progress is hosting a webinar focusing on how our DataDirect MongoDB drivers establish ODBC and JDBC connectivity to data in MongoDB, providing SQL access to your non-relational data.
We’ll start off with an overview of the Big Data landscape and where MongoDB falls amongst other big data trends and technologies. During the presentation, I will also be demonstrating the data normalization features of our new MongoDB driver, which allows BI applications to access this data with standard SQL queries.
Get Your Sneak Peek at ODBC and JDBC Connectivity for MongoDB
If you can’t wait, I’ve got you covered. You can get a free trial of our MongoDB driver from our website right now! I’m looking forward to helping you harness your MongoDB data in the webinar next week.
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Idaliz Baez
Sales Engineer, Progress DataDirect at Progress DataDirect
Idaliz is a Sales Engineer with Progress Software. After receiving her undergraduate degree from Duke University in Civil and Environmental Engineering, Idaliz Baez spent a year at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center gaining on-the-job experience before returning to Duke in pursuit of her Masters of Engineering Management degree. Outside of the office, Idaliz can be found playing with her Australian Cattle dog or nerding out over video and board games.
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The flexibility of MongoDB is great for data that does not have a one-to-one relationship. But answering crucial business questions from this highly complex data requires a relational view. Progress® DataDirect® connectivity for MongoDB normalizes your non-relational data to a more familiar relational format. This normalization allows you to:
- Enable your analytics applications, such as Tableau or Microstrategy, to access MongoDB data to give you the business intelligence you need
- Access your MongoDB data through your existing applications that use standards-based SQL
- Leverage your existing investment in SQL-based analytics, applications, business analysts and developers so that you can expand into MongoDB without the headaches of changing everything
Join us for the June 25 DataDirect Webinar.
On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 2 p.m. ET, Progress is hosting a webinar focusing on how our DataDirect MongoDB drivers establish ODBC and JDBC connectivity to data in MongoDB, providing SQL access to your non-relational data.
We’ll start off with an overview of the Big Data landscape and where MongoDB falls amongst other big data trends and technologies. During the presentation, I will also be demonstrating the data normalization features of our new MongoDB driver, which allows BI applications to access this data with standard SQL queries.
Get Your Sneak Peek at ODBC and JDBC Connectivity for MongoDB
If you can’t wait, I’ve got you covered. You can get a free trial of our MongoDB driver from our website right now! I’m looking forward to helping you harness your MongoDB data in the webinar next week.
Author information
Sales Engineer, Progress DataDirect at Progress DataDirect
Idaliz is a Sales Engineer with Progress Software. After receiving her undergraduate degree from Duke University in Civil and Environmental Engineering, Idaliz Baez spent a year at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center gaining on-the-job experience before returning to Duke in pursuit of her Masters of Engineering Management degree. Outside of the office, Idaliz can be found playing with her Australian Cattle dog or nerding out over video and board games.
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