Start Date:4/29/2016
Start Time:11:00 AM CDT
Duration:60 minutes
Abstract:
Data Lakes have emerged in recent years in response to organizations looking to economically harness and derive value from exploding data volumes. New data sources such as web, mobile, and connected devices along with new forms of analytics have necessitated a new Data Lake design pattern to augment traditional design patterns such as the Data Warehouse.
Confusion regarding the best way to implement a Data Lake abounds in the absence of a large body of well understood design practices. Drawing upon many sources as well as on site experience with leading data driven customers, we will share the emerging Data Lake design patterns that have evolved to the point where there is some agreement about practices and implementation.
Join Mark Madsen, Third Nature, Inc. and Chris Twogood, Vice President, Product and Services Marketing, Teradata to learn about:
- Why the data lake design pattern in growing in popularity
- How to update your data warehouse and analytic environment to take advantage of the new capabilities
- Real world data lake success stories
- How to avoid risk and get more value out of your data lake initiative
SPEAKERS
VP, Product & Services Marketing
Teradata
Chris Twogood drives Teradata’s marketing focus on how companies become data-driven. This includes how to leverage best-of-breed solutions such as Teradata, Aster, Hadoop and how to bring these solutions together within a Unified Data Architecture. He is expert in explaining how data can help companies provide better customer experience, drive lower operational costs and improve margins, and in showing how these lead to customer loyalty and business advantage.
Analysts
Third Nature
Mark works with organizations on data and IT strategy and architecture. He also helps to design and build analytics, decision support and data processing systems and the data management and infrastructure behind them. His research focus is on emerging technology and practices in analytics and data management. For more information or to contact Mark, follow @markmadsen on Twitter or visit http://ThirdNature.net
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