Big Data is enchanting organizations of all sizes, and analysis of vast data sets is certainly compelling. But dissonance can arise around integrating Big Data initiatives with existing technology investments. Are NewSQL, NoSQL and SQL really so different? Will Big Data absorb Business Intelligence? Are these artificial distinctions within Business Analytics and data platform management? Join us...
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Big Data is enchanting organizations of all sizes, and analysis of vast data sets is certainly compelling. But dissonance can arise around integrating Big Data initiatives with existing technology investments. Are NewSQL, NoSQL and SQL really so different? Will Big Data absorb Business Intelligence? Are these artificial distinctions within Business Analytics and data platform management? Join us for a panel discussion with industry leaders as we contemplate how todayâs data technologies paradoxically intersect and diverge.
The event will be moderated by ZDNet Big Data blogger and CEO of Blue Badge Insights, Andrew Brust and is a cooperative between the Enterprise Tech Meetup and the New York Business Intelligence Meetup.
Food/beverages and video recording of the event is graciously sponsored by O'Reilly Strata Conference. Â See below for more details on their Bridge To Big Data program and registration perks for NYBI members!
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Our Panelists:
Edouard Servan-Schreiber, Director for Solution Architecture at 10gen
Dr. Edouard Servan-Schreiber is Director for Solution Architecture at 10gen, advising customers on how to make MongoDB make their business simpler, faster, and better.Previously, Edouard was director for cross-channel analytics at Teradata, leading projects in advanced analytics and predictive modeling with customers in all heavily data-driven industries such as telco, retail, finance, high tech manufacturing. Edouardâs specialty is to help customers extract business value from their data through the effective use of technology and analytics. Â Edouard began practicing artificial intelligence and statistical learning models at Carnegie Mellon University for his bachelorâs degree, before going to UC Berkeley for his PhD in Computer Science.
Richard Daley, Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, Pentaho
Richard co-founded Pentaho in 2004 and is responsible for strategic initiatives, customer and partner relationships and leading product strategies including Big Data, customer adoption and Cloud Analytics. Richard has held key executive management positions in the business intelligence software market for over 20 years, starting his career at IBM. Richard was a Co-Founder at AppSource Corporation (acquired by Arbor Software which later merged into Hyperion Solutions) and Keyola (acquired by Lawson Software) and is an avid water skier.
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Patrick Angeles, Director Field Architecture at Cloudera
Patrick Angeles is Director, Field Architecture at Cloudera, where he has spent three years designing, developing, operationalizing and supporting various Hadoop-based big data solutions for its customers. Prior to Cloudera, Patrick was the architect behind a TV ad targeting technology which leverages Hadoop to process and analyze cable set-top box data from millions of devices.
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Kathleen Rohrecker, Director of Marketing, Revolution Analytics
Kathleen has spent the last 15 years studying how organizations use technology. She's been in the Business Intelligence and Advanced Analytics space for more than 6 years, helping large and small companies and IT teams make the most of their data. In her role at Revolution Analytics, Kathleen acts as a link, integrating customers' real-world experiences into partner development and company marketing efforts. She has an M.B.A. from Hofstra University and a B.A. in Economics from The College of William and Mary.
Our Moderator
Andrew J. Brust has worked in the software industry for 25 years as a developer, consultant, entrepreneur and CTO, specializing in application development, databases and business intelligence technology. He has been a developer magazine columnist and conference speaker since the mid-90s, and a technology book writer and blogger since 2005. Andrew is also Founder and CEO of Blue Badge Insights, an analysis, strategy and advisory firm serving Microsoft customers and partners. Â Andrew covers the cross-section of BI and BigData for ZDNet.
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Agenda:
6:00 - 7:00 PM Networking (drinks)
7:00 - 8:30 PM Panel including Q&A
8:30 - 9:00 PM Additional Networking
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*Special thanks to O'Reilly Media for sponsoring this month's meetup
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