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Arturo Suarez, Enrico Zimuel, Curtis Johnson & Larry Garfield were interviewed by Eric Kavanagh, the tireless Host of InsideAnalysis and DM Radio.

InsideAnalysis was proud to be a sponsor at ZendCon & OpenEnterprise 2018 in Las Vegas, NV last month. Eric Kavanagh, interviewed some of the brightest minds & innovators in Open Source and PHP. A few of the standout interviews from the show include:

Arturo Suarez, the director of product management for OpenLogic and Zend at Rogue Wave Software;

Enrico Zimuel, Senior Software Engineer at Rogue Wave Software in the R&D department of Zend open source products;

Curtis Johnson, Senior Solutions Consultant at Rogue Wave; Andrew Pomponio, Associate Enterprise Architect at Rogue Wave Software;

Larry Garfield, Director of Developer Experience at Platform.sh.

Today, it has never been easier to startup a company; all you need is a cell phone and a credit card. If you have great people with experience and knowledge, in the information economy, you are halfway to success. However, Without hard assets, how do you valuate a startup. Ludo Pyis of Areopa says the intellectual capital minus hard costs equals the value of the startup. His company specializes in defining, isolating and evaluating intellectual capital. Tune in to this episode of InsideAnalysis to hear Ludo's thoughts on intellectual capital in the 21st century!

The Enterprise is InsideAnalysis's latest weekly talk show hosted by award-winning interviewer & journalist, Eric Kavanagh. Each week we interview the top minds of leading enterprise software companies and take a closer look at the major trends in modern business. Each episode, we explore the innovative ideas that are reshaping commerce as we know it. Learn how you can take advantage of the latest tools, technologies and methods for making big things happen!

Legacy systems and old data: these artifacts pose serious challenges for the modern enterprise. How can companies reconcile the past with the present, and prepare for the future? Check out this episode of InsideAnalysis to find out! Host @eric_kavanagh will interview Dr. Geoffrey Malafsky, new Data Scientist in Residence at InsideAnalysis, and Justin Reock, Evangelist for Rogue Wave Software.

We keep hearing about the importance of customer experience, which is code language for data quality combined with smart business processes. These days, the whole concept of digital transformation is central to improving customer experience, but it won't go anywhere without quality data. So notes a new report published by Experian, entitled Mastering the customer experience: Why insights-driven businesses are winning in the digital age. Hear all about this new report on today's InsideAnalysis Radio Show! Host @eric_kavanagh will interview Erin Haselkorn of Experian, along with Dr. Geoffrey Malafsky of Phasic Systems, Inc.

The growth of cloud computing has raised the bar of innovation across the board and transcends industries. Computer hardware improvements are pacing the growth of cloud computing, data centres & cloud storage. Traditional big data companies are leveraging this newer technology with in-memory & SSD Databases. Business intelligence and analytics companies have never had it so good with the amount of data available and the horsepower to process it. Existing industries and technologies like AI & machine learning are being rewritten and new companies are starting up to take advantage of the era of cloud computing & big data.

This past week, thousands of people were at the Javits Center in NY at O'Reilly's marquee Big Data conference, Strata 2018 where experts in Big Data, Analytics, AI, Machine Learning, Cloud Computing & Storage showed off their latest products and services.

Eric Kavanagh, host of InsideAnalysis & DM Radio was also there interviewing some of the top companies on the leading edge of Big Data technology. Companies interviewed include:

Ted Dunning, MapR

Peter Smails, Imanis Data

Michael Hinskey, Semarchy

Kyle Davis, Redis Labs

Jeff Veis, Actain

Jean-Michel Franco, Talend

Darren Pierce, Magnitude

Bala Venkatrao, Unravel Data

What's the fastest cloud-based data warehouse these days? What's the cheapest? Well, data integration specialist Fivetran decided to find out! So, they orchestrated a TPC benchmark test for the five major cloud-based data warehouses, and today's the day for the big reveal! Tested solutions include Azure, BigQuery, Presto, Redshift and Snowflake. Learn all about this benchmark test on InsideAnalysis, as host @eric_kavanagh interviews Fivetran CEO George Fraser!

For the last few decades, organizations worldwide have increasingly recognized the remarkable power of data. Data warehouses became common in the 1990s, followed by sophisticated business intelligence applications. Today, data lakes represent another attractive option for companies looking to harness their data at-scale.

But there is another side to this equation: liability. Recent regulations, including the General Data Protection Regulation out of the European Union, and also the California Privacy Act, are placing added pressure on companies to be responsible with their data. The steady drumbeat of data breaches only exacerbates this reality.

Check out this episode of InsideAnalysis to hear Host @eric_kavanagh interview two data experts from Experian, Erin Haselkorn and Kevin McCarthy, as they discuss the pressing question: Who owns the data?

early 27 years ago, Linus Torvalds threw down the gauntlet and began a journey that continues to transform and fundamentally shape the software world. By releasing his open-source operating system, Linux, he set in motion a remarkable movement that now stretches across the entire landscape of modern computing. Find out the latest by checking out this episode of InsideAnalysis. Host Eric Kavanagh will interview several guests, including Paco Nathan, JupyterCon Co-Chair, Arturo Suarez of Rogue Wave Software, and Arpit Joshipura of the Linux Foundation.

There's a new sheriff in town, and the rules are getting more strict. With the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and the Chinese Personal Information Security Specification now in effect, compounded by individual states taking stricter stances like the recently adopted California Consumer Privacy Act, organizations must get serious about consumer privacy. In essence, the so-called "right to be forgotten" must be augmented by the right to be respected. The key to success will be to align data with business outcomes, business processes and information architecture. Well defined governance frameworks and procedures, combined with technologies such as data catalogs will be key to addressing the right to be respected and developing consumer trust. Learn more by tuning into this episode of InsideAnalysis, in which host @eric_kavangh will interview SAP visionary Maria Villar!