In Episode 21 of the Big Data Beard podcast, the team ditched the desks, grabbed our skis and jackets and headed out to Squaw Valley & Alpine Meadows to ski and learn about how big data is impacting the ski industry. We learned from RJ & Tom how Squaw is disrupting the industry through their ski app and how the data is driving growth through enhancing the customer experience. A full list of show notes can be found at https://bigdatabeard.com/bdb-podcast-ep21/ (https://bigdatabeard.com/?p=1552&preview=true). For a video of this podcast, please visit https://youtu.be/sKPVG2WXbOM (https://youtu.be/sKPVG2WXbOM)

Cory Minton & Thomas Henson discuss software as infrsturcture with Tom Lyons and SK Vinod from DriveScale. Tom Lyon  is Co-founder and Chief Scientist at DriveScale. Tom had a hand in the creation of iconic products and technologies like UCS, Nexus switching, IP switching in general, NFS and SPARC as employee number #8 Sun. SK Vinod is VP of Product management at DriveScale and has a diverse background in bringing emerging technologies to market around the world. Show Notes: http://bit.ly/BDB_EP20 (http://bit.ly/BDB_EP20)

Cory Minton & Thomas Henson discuss software as infrsturcture with Tom Lyons and SK Vinod from DriveScale. Tom Lyon  is Co-founder and Chief Scientist at DriveScale. Tom had a hand in the creation of iconic products and technologies like UCS,

In this episode of the Big Data Beard Podcast, Cory Minton & Thomas Henson discuss software as infrsturcture with Tom Lyons and SK Vinod from DriveScale. Tom Lyon  is Co-founder and Chief Scientist at DriveScale. Tom had a hand in the creation of iconic products and technologies like UCS, Nexus switching, IP switching in general, NFS and SPARC as employee number #8 Sun. SK Vinod is VP of Product management at DriveScale and has a diverse background in bringing emerging technologies to market around the world. A full list of show notes can be found at https://bigdatabeard.com/bdb-podcast-ep20/ (https://bigdatabeard.com/?p=1543&preview=true)

In this episode, Cory Minton, Brett Roberts & Kyle Prins chat machine learning and deep learning with Keith Manthey. Keith is the Global CTO, Unstructured Data Solutions at Dell EMC. We'll about the differences in machine learning and deep learning,

In this episode, Cory Minton, Brett Roberts & Kyle Prins chat machine learning and deep learning with Keith Manthey. Keith is the Global CTO, Unstructured Data Solutions at Dell EMC. We'll about the differences in machine learning and deep learning, architectural tenets of deep learning. and different ML and DL libraries. We also chat about some great customer use cases for these new technologies, such as building movie trailers using artificial intelligence. Show Notes: http://bit.ly/BDB_EP19 (http://bit.ly/BDB_EP19)

In this episode, Cory Minton, Brett Roberts & Kyle Prins chat machine learning and deep learning with Keith Manthey. Keith is the Global CTO, Unstructured Data Solutions at Dell EMC. We'll about the differences in machine learning and deep learning, architectural tenets of deep learning. and different ML and DL libraries. We also chat about some great customer use cases for these new technologies, such as building movie trailers using artificial intelligence. Full show notes can be found at https://bigdatabeard.com/bdb-podcast-ep19/ (https://bigdatabeard.com/?p=1535&preview=true)

Cory Minton and Brett Roberts talk with Scott Gnau, CTO of Hortonworks and they learn why Hadoop is absolutely not dead.  Scott shares his top trends in Big Data that shaped 2017, what a modern data architecture means in 2018, and why San Diego is a pretty ok place to call home as long as you don't like the NFL.  Show Notes: https://bigdatabeard.com/bdb-podcast-ep18/ (https://bigdatabeard.com/?p=1509&preview=true)

Cory Minton and Brett Roberts talk with Scott Gnau, CTO of Hortonworks and they learn why Hadoop is absolutely not dead.  Scott shares his top trends in Big Data that shaped 2017, what a modern data architecture means in 2018,

In Episode 18 of the Big Data Beard Podcast, Cory Minton and Brett Roberts talk with Scott Gnau, CTO of Hortonworks and they learn why Hadoop is absolutely not dead.  Scott shares his top trends in Big Data that shaped 2017, what a modern data architecture means in 2018, and why San Diego is a pretty ok place to call home as long as you don't like the NFL.  A full list of show notes can be found at https://bigdatabeard.com/bdb-podcast-ep18/ (https://bigdatabeard.com/?p=1509&preview=true)