Adding Humans Back Into Your Big Data Insights
Click to learn more about author Ariel Amster. Most businesses have a goal to be a data-driven organization. It’s an admirable goal, one that can bring a notable amount of benefits and advantages for any company. In many cases, this emphasis on big data is all part of turning many business processes into automated processes. […]
Read More →Data Lakes 101: An Overview
A Data Lake is a pool of unstructured and structured data, stored as-is, without a specific purpose in mind, that can be “built on multiple technologies such as Hadoop, NoSQL, Amazon Simple Storage Service, a relational database, or various combinations thereof,” according to a white paper called What is a Data Lake and Why Has […]
Read More →Taking the Pain Out of HDFS Upgrades
by Angela Guess BlueData’s Chief Architect Tom Phelan recently wrote an article entitled “HDFS Upgrades Are Painful. But they Don’t Have to Be.” Phelan begins, “It’s hard enough to gather all the data that an enterprise needs for a Hadoop deployment; it shouldn’t be hard to manage it as well. But if you follow the […]
Read More →Big Data’s Role in the Greater Good
Click here to learn more about author Ariel Amster. When people talk about Big Data, often they refer to the massive benefits that stand to be gained by businesses. There’s little doubt that enterprises have taken advantage of Big Data Analytics through things like greater productivity, improved understanding of customers, and innovative product development, but […]
Read More →The Generation Conflict Around Next Gen Technology and Trends (Part 1)
Click to learn more about video blogger Stefan Groschupf. Introducing the Big Data & Brews video blog series presented by Stefan Groschupf, CEO of Datameer. The series will touch on hot topics within the business of Machine Learning, Big Data, Analytics, Internet of Things, Cloud Computing, Modern BI, NoSQL and Next Generation Technologies. In today’s video […]
Read More →Compliance Challenges and Big Data
Click here to learn more about author Ariel Amster. It’s been said that, “With great power comes great responsibility”. And when it comes to leveraging the power of Big Data, organizations have a responsibility to manage vast stores of sensitive data in order to meet strict compliance rules. But in light of ever growing regulations that govern […]
Read More →Hadoop Overview: A Big Data Toolkit
Big Data isn’t new. Forbes traces the origins back to the “information explosion” concept first identified in 1941. The challenge has been to develop practical methods for dealing with the 3Vs: Volume, Variety, and Velocity. Without tools to support and simplify the manipulation and analysis of large data sets, the ability to use that data […]
Read More →5 Open Source Tools You Should Learn to Boost Your Data Career
by Angela Guess Sam Dean recently wrote in Linux, “A decade ago, Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst predicted that open source tools and platforms would become pervasive in IT. Fast-forward to today, and that prediction has come true, with profound implications for the employment market… In particular, open source cloud, Big Data and networking platforms […]
Read More →No Relief with Hadoop – Managing The Big Data Reality Gap
Click here to learn more about author Jon Bock. There has been much anticipation that businesses would find relief for their analytics headaches in Hadoop, the open source software for distributed processing and distributed storage of large data sets across clusters of commodity or cloud hardware. There is no doubt Hadoop systems can handle large […]
Read More →The Elephant in the Cloud, According to Ashish Thusoo
by Angela Guess Srini Penchikala recently wrote in InfoQ, “Ashish Thusoo, CEO and co-founder at Qubole, recently spoke at Enterprise Data World Conference (EDW) about ‘The Elephant in the Cloud’, Hadoop as a Service offering. Part of a wider trend of big data as a service category rather than a product category, Hadoop as a […]
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