Did you know that more than 80% of all data that is collected by organizations is not in a standard relational database? Instead, it is trapped in unstructured documents, social media posts, photos, videos, machine logs, and so on. As you can imagine, this can bring significant challenges to data management.

 It doesn’t stop there, data is growing every year in astronomic ratios

But even this way you can ask yourself, more that the better right?

Not necessarily, without the right tools and some expertise, you will be creating something that some might know as “Enterprise amnesia”.

To help me address this information amnesia, I have a very special assistance, from India, the AP technical leader for Asia Pacific, Puja Leekha.

Cloud or not to Cloud? I can’t believe this is still a question, but believe or not, it is! 

Many specialists say that the future belongs to Public Cloud which Hardware and Software resources can be available in affordable cost, in the other hand, many other specialists defend the trending of going to a Private Cloud due some information security or confidentiality requirements, and to make it worse, there are statistics in both sides, so who is right? I mean, maybe there are no sides, maybe Cloud as a place doesn’t exist, but as a capability it is a real thing.

To help me solve this mystery, I had an awesome conversation with Matthew Robinson, Hybrid Cloud Technical Lead. 

IBM Cloud™ Object Storage makes it possible to store practically limitless amounts of data, simply and cost effectively. It is commonly used for data archiving and backups; for web and mobile applications; and as scalable, persistent storage for analytics. Flexible storage class tiers with a policy-based archive let you effectively manage costs while meeting data access needs. To explain me all this world, I had a huge help from my mate Patrik Jelinko, Check this out!! Enjoy it and any question, just let me know! ;)

We need to re-invent ourselves every single day right? So, while my You Tube Channel project is on hold, I decided to kick of a pilot using podcast as a tool to share some important information  about Cloud Systems and Infrastructure. In this episode I had the pleasure to talk to my mate Barry Whyte, IBM's Master inventor. Check this out.