Cogito Graph Database Solution Takes SOA Approach to Java-Based and .NET Environments

Supports mySQL, Oracle, DB2, Other Database Platforms

Nov. 15, 2005 12:00 AM

Cogito Knowledge Center Workbench is a Windows-based console that provides the ability to map, model, ingest, query, analyze and report data in the Cogito Knowledge Center.

The Cogito Graph Engine is a Java-based core that runs on both Windows and Linux, 32-bit and 64-bit systems and supports detailed models comprised of object nodes and arcs to inherently simplify the discovery of data relationships.

Northrop Grumman beta tested the Cogito Knowledge Center in its own internal research and development. "Cogito's off-the-shelf Knowledge Center exceeded our expectations in performance and its ability to assimilate information," said Sandra Hettinga, principal investigator, Northrop Grumman Corporation. "We also were able to utilize Cogito's flexible APIs for our customized development projects."

The Cogito Knowledge Center applies proven graph theory and algorithms for use with currently used data analytics software. In addition to support for a Service Oriented Architectures (SOA), and employs open standards such as Java and .NET provides easy integration into existing applications and data management systems.

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