Big Data Altering the Relationship of Technology to Information Consumption

Thu, 29 Mar 2012 17:38:59 +0000

Gartner predicts that the relationship between technology and information consumption will be altered as data is coming from multiple federated sources and in structured and unstructured forms must now be analyzed using new methodologies foreign to many IT departments. "As the relationship between ‘technology means’ and ‘technology outcomes’ becomes ever clearer, stakeholders of all kinds are gaining a sharper understanding of how technology decisions will impact the business, and are raising the bar in terms of expectations for success.” Attendees in the session will learn how big data is affecting their current technology and infrastructures in place for IT departments and steps to take to prepare for the growing data volume that will change their businesses.

Keywords:

Big Data

information consumption

infrastructure

data volume

Speaker First Name:

Mike

Speaker Last Name:

Hoskins

Speaker Job Title:

CTO and General Manager Big Data Products and Solutions Group, Pervasive Software

Speaker's Company Name/Affiliation:

Pervasive Software

Speaker Bio:

Mike Hoskins brings more than 25 years of experience in developing and managing software companies to his roles at Pervasive. Mike joined Pervasive through its December 2003 acquisition of Data Junction Corporation, where he served as President for the prior 15 years. As Chief Technology Officer, Mike champions Pervasive's technology direction and champions the company’s aggressive investments in leading-edge technologies including Pervasive DataCloud®, the massively parallel big data framework Pervasive DataRush, and embedded integration. Mike received the AITP Austin chapter's 2007 Information Technologist of the Year Award for his leadership in the development of Pervasive’s big data flagship offering, Pervasive DataRush™. Graduating Summa Cum Laude in 1977 from Bowling Green State University in Ohio, Mike recently received its Distinguished Alumni Award. He was also inducted into the BGSU’s Dallas-Hamilton Entrepreneurial Hall of Fame. Mike is a widely respected thinker in the big data and integration arenas, has been featured in a variety of publications, and speaks worldwide on innovations in data management and integration. Topics which he has explored from an industry perspective include trends in big data, the multicore revolution, parallel frameworks for delivering big data throughput, Software as a Service, ROI in data integration, the last mile of integration, and Data as a Service.

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Speaker's Twitter profile:

@MikeHSays

Speaker's Postal Address:

12365-B Riata Trace Parkway Austin, TX 78727 United States

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Big Data Altering the Relationship of Technology to Information Consumption