Our sixth conversation from the MongoDB World Series features Olivier Proulx from ChargeHub. Oli's goal as a Co-founder of ChargeHub is to create a roadmap of charging stations for electric vehicle drivers, and in doing so make it easier for people to adopt the technology. In today's conversation, MongoDB Principal Developer Advocate and host, Mike Lynn talks with Oli about the ins and outs of electric vehicles, ChargeHub's business model, how it leverages MongoDB, and more.

Conversation highlights:

• [02:38] Meet Ollie, co-founder of ChargeHub
• [03:26] Electric vehicle range and using ChargeHub to navigate between power
• [05:57] The origin of ChargeHub
• [06:34] Getting data for charging stations as a third party
• [07:19] ChargeHub's business model and revenue streams
• [09:21] How ChargeHub leverages MongoDB in their stack
• [10:57] Taking advantage of queryable encryption
• [13:42] Aiding the climate crisis by using electric vehicles
• [16:37] The MongoDB Startup Program

MongoDB Principal Developer Advocate and host, Mike Lynn chats with Nick Gamble, Head of Evangelism at Unqork. Unqork is a no-code application platform that helps large enterprises build complex custom software faster, with higher quality, and lower costs than conventional approaches. This third interview that is part of a nine-part series from MongoDB World 2022, focuses on the benefits of using MongoDB and Unqork together, and what Nick wants you to know about the no-code development experience the platform offers.

Highlights include:

• [07:17] Nick Gamble, heading evangelism at Unqork, and the benefits of using the platform
• [08:53] No-code environments and the difficulty for someone who has written code
• [12:00] The sweet spot for Unqork use cases, and learning more about using the platform
• [15:14] Native vs compiled in the mobile space, and opening up capabilities
• [17:05] What Nick wants you to know about Unqork
• [20:03] Number of users and scale of Unqork
• [21:41] What Nick is excited about at MongoDB World

In this nine-part series from MongoDB World 2022, MongoDB Principal Developer Advocate and host, Mike Lynn chats with Founder of Qubitro, Beray Bentesen. Qubitro is a device data platform for modern applications, and it can connect device data from multiple IoT networks for data companies so they can focus on business without the worries of scaling infrastructure. In this conversation the two discuss various aspects of using MongoDB and Qubrito in unison, and how Qubrito has benefitted from building its technology on top of MongoDB.

Highlights include:

• [07:10] Meet Beray and his company Qubitro
• [09:32] How Beray became interested in IOT and how it resulted in building Qubitro
• [11:31] Handling and segmenting customer data
• [15:51] For people just starting with IOT and Qubitro
• [17:19] Advice for founders starting a company
• [19:55 ] Qubitro's business model
• [23:19] What Beray has found most exciting about MongoDB World

Matt Beecher and Matt Almeida from banking startup Neocova speak with The MongoDB Podcast host, and Developer Advocate, Michael Lynn. Neocova helps banks utilize their customer data through its data and data analytics solutions, and these help banks to utilize data in ways that offer customers better outcomes.

Highlights from the conversation include:

• The difference between community and larger corporate banks
• Why Neocova's solutions are strictly data and data analytics-focused
• Operational efficiency and a platform built for scale
• Why Neocova chose MongoDB, and the architectures of its solutions
• ROI and metrics Neocova looks for
• Parsing and processing data from customer data sources
• Unleashing the power and value of data banks already have
• How Atlas, Charts, and MongoDB tools help Neocova's business

More about Neocova:

• https://neocova.com
• https://twitter.com/neocovacorp
• https://www.linkedin.com/company/neocova/
• https://neocova.com/solutions/fineuron/
• https://neocova.com/solutions/spotlight-ai/

Postman is an application used for API testing. It is an HTTP client that tests HTTP requests, utilizing a graphical user interface, through which we obtain different types of responses that need to be subsequently validated. In this episode of the MongoDB Podcast, Michael Lynn discusses Postman with Arlemi Turpault, Senior Developer Advocate at Postman.

In this episode of the podcast, we talk with Josh Aas, and Sarah Gran of the Internet Security Research Group (ISRG) to learn about their mission to secure the Internet through projects like Let's Encrypt, the automated digital certificate authority, and Prossimo, which focuses on transforming risks around memory safety in popular open source projects.