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Mario Noioso

Rome
As seen in: Towards Data Science, DEV Community, Agenda Digitale
Covers:  data, databases, artificial intelligence, public sector technology, software architecture, digital sovereignty, cloud computing, technology culture.

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Mario Noioso’s Biography

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Mario Noioso is a technology author and software architect based in Rome. He writes about data systems, AI infrastructure, public sector technology and digital sovereignty for Towards Data Science, Agenda Digitale and DEV Community, and on his own site, marionoioso.com.

He is an Advisory Solutions Architect at MongoDB for the EMEA public sector, with more than thirty years of experience across IBM development laboratories, Microsoft and ServiceNow, and a named inventor on United States patents.…

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Healthcare Needs a Memory.

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By Mario Noioso
| marionoioso.com
Yesterday I opened MongoDB’s first EMEA-wide healthcare webinar with a question that sounds almost too simple: as healthcare changes, what must our applications know about the patient? I had twenty minutes before handing over to Francesc Mateu, our Field CTO for Healthcare, and then to a live demo of an intelligent patient journey. Twenty minutes is enough to make one argument, not to prove it.
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We Specified an AI Agent in 2016. We Called It Analytics.

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By Mario Noioso
| Towards Data Science
In November 2016, three colleagues and I at IBM filed a patent application with a title that sounds almost quaint today: "Real-Time Analysis of a Musical Performance Using Analytics" (published as US 2018/0137425 A1 [1]). The scenario we described was a rock concert.
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26 Ways to Run MongoDB: From Bare Metal to Air-Gapped Clouds

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By Mario Noioso
| marionoioso.com
One Database, Twenty-Six Landing Zones EMEA PUBLIC SECTOR SERIES This article is part of the EMEA Public Sector series, exploring why data sovereignty has become a critical priority for governments and public institutions across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
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Interview

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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, and a Commodore 64 right after it, which is where the trouble started. I still keep vintage machines around, and I wrote about the C64 Ultimate for that reason: a system you can understand down to the last gate is a rare thing today, and it is the standard I hold modern platforms to.

How is social media changing news?

It moved the archive out of the newsroom and into platforms that can edit, rank or delete it without telling anyone. The feed is not the problem; the ownership of the record is. The next turn is already here: AI answers that summarize the news without a byline. Whoever controls what those systems are allowed to remember controls the story, which is why I write about memory as infrastructure rather than as a feature.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Winston Smith, in 1984. Technically a journalist: he rewrites yesterday’s newspapers so that the archive always agrees with today. He is the reason I wrote a book on who owns memory, and the best job description I know for what a document platform must never do.

Awards

IBM Invention Achievement Award

2010 - Invention and patents

Recognition granted by IBM to inventors whose patent applications are filed and granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Mario Noioso is a named inventor on IBM patents filed between 2006 and 2018, covering the installation of applications on distributed nodes and the real-time analysis of live musical performances, the latter read today as an early specification of an agentic analytics loop. The inventions are in commercial use and earned inventor royalties and IBM’s framed recognition.

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