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WSTA Seminar


Big Data-Setting up the Foundations for New Analytics Engines


September 19, 2013
8:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Description

SPEAKING SPONSORS TO DATE: Datavail (Premier), Actuate, Ernst & Young LLP, QlikTech, TIBCO Spotfire

Big Data-Setting up the Foundations for New Analytics Engines
Big Data has arrived; is RDBMS dead?

Cloud and NoSQL have enabled analytic engines to access information from structured, semi-structured and unstructured sources simultaneously. The new challenge is to harness Big Data to answer real-time use cases. How do we cut through business unit silos to take data use to unprecedented heights? For financial service companies, how do we leverage big data to retain customers using a comprehensive customer profile, or strike an algorithmic trade, or manage risk in real time? How do we compare standalone databases and their underlying infrastructures vs. vertical database appliances? At what price-performance points do we make the transition to the new data architectures? This WSTA seminar will give us insights on comparing major Big Data solutions against challenging use cases - frequently-written data vs. read-mostly data, big data analytics, binary and unstructured data management and high availability data environments.

Key sub-topics:

· Analytics

· Data transformation tools

· Master Data Management (MDM)

· Enterprise intelligence and visualization

· In-memory computing

· Content management

· New storage architectures and backup and recovery strategies

· Emerging alternative technologies (e.g. NoSQL, MapReduce, C-Stores, Cloud DBMS)

· Semantic integration - adding sentiment from social networks, combining operational and informational assets of high fidelity

· Storage and access tools

· Client data-masking/obfuscation techniques

· Impact of ubiquitous access of Big Data on the network

· Capabilities - unstructured analytics, social computing (i.e., network analytics for connections and sentiment)



Current Publication

2013 Issue 1

"Ticker"


 
 

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