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S7 Bonus: Whats New with HarperDB - Jaxon Repp, Head of Product
Sep 15, 2022 · Season 7 · 19 min
Big release coming for HarperDB
Today's episode
Guest: Jaxon Repp is the Head of Product at HarperDB. He has 25 years of experience in architecting, designing, and developing enterprise software. He has founded 3 tech startups, along with consulting on multiple iOT and digital transform initiatives.
Questions:
How did you get involved with HarperDB?You lead the charge on product, so what problem did you set out to solve with the product?What is the best use case for HarperDB?Wait a minute... you're claiming that HarperDB is the fastest, most connected data platform in the world. Tell me why that is?How have you built your roadmap? How are you balancing customer feedback with the future vision of the company?How far has the product come since the early days?Why are you focused on areas like Edge Computing & Machine Learning?Lastly, tell me about your upcoming 4.0 release - what can we expect to see?
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