How fast is fast enough? Every hour, every minute, every second? Once you get to subsecond demands for analytics, that's a different class of solution, especially if you have hundreds or even thousands of analysts querying that data!

Learn all about the fastest data on this episode of DM Radio, as Host @eric_kavanage interviews Li Kang of Celerdata, and Kevin Mergruen of GigaSpaces.

Years ago, there were precious few choices for database technology. You had IBM, Oracle, SAP, and some stuff from a company called Microsoft. Today? There are hundreds of database technologies to choose from, each of them designed for a particular purpose. What's the latest?

Check out this episode of DM Radio to find out! Host @eric_kavanagh will interview several guests, including Keshav Pingali, Katana Graph; David Wang, Imply; and Jim Walker, Cockroach Labs.

Remember when Hadoop was predicted to replace the data warehouse? How’d that work out for Hadoop? Data Warehousing is doing just fine, and has evolved in a variety of customer-friendly ways in the last few years. It can also play nice with data science and data lakehouses, as well as modern data pipelines and other interesting analytics architectures. There are even hyperscale data warehouses these days!

Find out more on this episode of DM Radio, as Host Eric Kavanagh interviews veteran analyst Philip Russom, along with Tyler Owen of Teradata, and Chris Gladwin of Ocient.

Ops, ops, ops! The march of ops! Why is this term everywhere now? Well, ops is where the work is, really. And that's a moving target. Thanks to DevOps, we got better at building. Thanks to DataOps, we got better with managing data. Now there's MLOps and AIOps? That's a good sign!

Check out this episode of DM Radio to learn more! Host Eric Kavanagh will interview several guests: Steve Wallo, Vcinity; Ryan Yackel, Databand; Brian Singer, Nobl9.

German Philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein once wrote: “Some things cannot be said. They must be shown.” He was prophetically speaking about the power of visualization! These days, it’s not just data visualization that matters, but process viz as well.

To wit: the wildly popular orchestration tool, Airflow, which boasts 8 million downloads per month, is now being used by many organizations to map out a wide range of cloud and hybrid cloud scenarios. The broader trend line also shows classic Intranets and Web portals coming back, now serving as both process and analytics hubs. The goal is to synthesize views from across the business, even spanning multiple BI systems; and also enable front-line workers to take analytics-driven actions that help the business. Learn more on this episode of DM Radio as host Eric Kavanagh interviews Laurent Paris of Astronomer, and Scott Masson of Digital Hive.

Remember when Hadoop was predicted to replace the data warehouse? How'd that work out for Hadoop? Data Warehousing is doing just fine, and has evolved in a variety of customer-friendly ways in the last few years. It can also play nice with Data Science and Data Lakehouses, as well as modern data pipelines and other interesting analytics architectures. There are even hyperscale data warehouses these days!

Find out more on this episode of DM Radio, as Host @eric_kavangh interviews veteran Analyst Phliip Russom, along with Tyler Owen of Teradata, and Chris Gladwin of Ocient.

German Philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein once wrote: "Some things cannot be said. They must be shown." He was prophetically speaking about the power of visualization! These days, it's not just data visualization that matters, but process viz as well. To wit: the wildly popular orchestration tool, Airflow, which boasts 8 million downloads per month, is now being used by many organizations to map out a wide range of cloud and hybrid cloud scenarios. The broader trend line also shows classic Intranets and Web portals coming back, now serving as both process and analytics hubs. The goal is to synthesize views from across the business, even spanning multiple BI systems; and also enable front-line workers to take analytics-driven actions that help the business. Learn more on this episode of DM Radio as Host @eric_kavanagh interviews Laurent Paris of Astronomer, and Scott Masson of Digital Hive.

With every passing day, the discipline of Data Science becomes clearer. Thanks to the hyperscalers plus the availability of proven algorithms, practically any company in the world can get involved. How so?

Check out this episode of DM Radio to find out! Host @eric_kavanagh interviews several guests, including: Gurol Kurt, Alterna CX; Mary MacCarthy, Hightouch; and Zohra Ladha, Tredence. Together, they break down what data science really means, why businesses need it to drive their processes, and how it is shaping our world. More and more, we are seeing data crystallizing into a force whose impact can no longer be ignored. Let this conversation reveal insights as data science comes of age, providing you with the information you need to grow alongside it.