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If you're used to watching Netflix on one computer, working on another and sporadically checking Twitter on your phone, you may not believe in the existence of "a single pane of glass." The term refers to a sole interface that presents data consolidated from many sources in one display. In the realm of multi-cloud management, it's increasingly a must-have. What makes a pane of class attractive to businesses? The usual constructs apply: an intuitive GUI, connections to critical data sources, sensible alerts and anomaly detection, and collaborative functionality. Find out more on this episode of DMRadio as Host @eric_kavanagh interviews Nong Li of Okera, Tytus Kurek of Canonical, and a special guest.
Information assets may not have physical weight, but that doesn't mean data has no gravity. And in the new, cloud-centric world evolving around us, many new data sets are born in the cloud, where they will likely remain, whether for analytical or transactional workloads. That said, on-prem data centers will have a very long tail. What's an organization to do? Join us for this episode of #DMRadio to explore how cloud-borne databases are changing business. There are solutions for revolutionizing the design and deployment of analytic apps. And on the transactional side, distributed architectures are key. To get the latest insights on these topics, Host @eric_kavanagh will interview Venkat Venkataramani of Rockset. Lior Gavish of Monte Carlo, and John Kreisa of Couchbase.
Check out this episode of DMRadio to find out! Host @Eric_Kavanagh will interview MIchael Gibbs of Go Cloud Careers and Don Boxley of DH2I.
Gone are the days in which data lives in one solid location. We can now access and even manipulate company-wide data from our mobile devices. Also gone are the days in which only those at the top of the company's pipeline touch the data.
What does that mean for employees? It means that YOU, no matter where you fall in your company's hierarchy, can and will become a business analyst without even knowing it!
Let us prepare you on this episode of DMRadio.
If for you, the word "architecture" brings to mind Japanese shrines, Roman ruins and Egyptian pyramids, you're not alone. And architecture in the cloud is just as epic. Join us on DM Radio with Armon Petrossian of Coalesce and Samuel Holcman of BACOE to explore how your company's organizational structure can leverage your value system to accomplish this year's goals and beyond.
Check out this episode of #DMRadio to hear Host @eric_kavanagh interview: Kenya Davis, Microsoft; Tony Ayaz, Scuba Analytics; Damon Carr, Data Lake Shore; and Paul Guenther, Knowledge Hub Media.
The Big Data wave continues to wash over businesses large and small. Thanks in part to the proliferation of cloud-based services, companies in all industries are redefining their core processes to use all manner of big, previously unwieldy data sets. And it's not just for traditional B2B players; but consumer produces and services are now deeply enabled by a range of big data sources and types.
Check out this episode of DMRadio to learn more! Host @eric_kavanagh will interview Carla Gentry and Whitney Myers of Zuar, and Barry Golombek, SportsDataIO.
Understanding the world around us increasingly involves Artificial Intelligence. Once the stuff of elite corporations, the barrier has now dropped substantially, and practically anyone can get in on the game! Check out this episode of DMRadio to learn more, as Host Eric Kavanagh interviews Robert Nishihara, Anyscale and Jans Aasman, Franz Inc.
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