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Craig Stire's presentation on Big Data. 

As an IT Executive, you are continually weighing your investment options, when it comes to meeting the needs of the business. Choosing appropriate initiatives for the DNA of your particular organization is a careful process of identifying the next possible steps, from the longer strategic roadmap. Investments in Big Data can be made that match your organizational Big Data readiness, from fulfilling your risk limitation requirements to finding transformative innovations.

The Next Step in Your Big Data Journey

Mark Grover, a Software Engineer at Cloudera, talks about working in the Hadoop ecosystem.

Working in the Hadoop Ecosystem

Kathleen Ting talks about ZooKeeper and Sqoop

ZooKeeper and Sqoop

From http://www.datameer.com/ & in this Big Data & Brews snapshot, Datameer CEO Stefan Groschupf and Apache HBase Chair Michael Stack discuss the environmental impact of big data, the need for resource management, the promise of Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR) and the fact that data centers are poised to take over cars as the #1 emissions of carbon dioxide.

Environmental Impact Of Big Data

On http://www.datameer.com with Big Data and Brews, Eric Baldeschwieler talks about the two "mega-trends" he's watching for the future of Hadoop. 

Future  Of Hadoop

From http://www.datameer.com , Big Data & Brews: The Future of Big Data:
Ron Bodkin, founder and CEO of Think Big Analytics shares his thoughts on the future of big data.

BD Brews - Ron Bodkin - Future Of Big Data

What makes YARN so interesting for Hadoop?

In this track, Steven Hillion, co-founder at Alpine Data Labs and Tim Guleri, Managing Director at Sierra Ventures discuss the future of Advanced Analytics in the Big Data Area.

Find out more at www.alpinenow.com

What to Think about Predictive Analytics with Alpine Data Labs

People are thinking about Big Data all wrong. Here's one perspective on why that is. 

Why People Are Thinking About Big Data All Wrong: A Perspective

 Hortonworks Accelerates The Big Data Mashup Between Hadoop And HP HAVEn

If you are confused about Hewlett-Packard's cloud plan of action, this week's guest will lay it out for you. Bill Hilf, the SVP of Helion product management, makes his second appearance on the show (does that make him our Alec Baldwin?) to talk about HP's many-clouds-one-management layer strategy.

The lineup? Helion Eucalyptus for private clouds which need Amazon Web Services API compatibility; Helion OpenStack for the rest and HP Cloud Development Platform (aka Cloud Foundry) for platform as a service.  Oh and there's HP Public Cloud which I will let him tell you about himself.

But first Derrick Harris and I are all over IBM's purchase of AlchemyAPI, the cool deep learning startup that does stuff like identifying celebs and wanna-be celebs from their photos. It's a win for [company]IBM [/company]because all that coolness will be sucked into Watson and expand the API set Watson can parlay for more useful work. (I mean, winning Jeopardy is not really a business model, as IBM Watson exec Mike Rhodin himself has pointed out.) 

At first glance it might seem that a system that can tell the difference between Will Ferrell and Chad Smith might be similarly narrow, but after consideration you can see how that fine-grained, self-teaching technology could find broader uses.

AlchemyAPI CEO Elliot Turner and IBM Watson sales chief Stephen Gold shared the stage at Structure Data last year. Who knows what deals might be spawned at this year's event?

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Also we're happy to follow the escalating smack talk in the Hadoop arena as Cloudera CEO Tom Reilly this week declared victory over the new Hortonworks-IBM-Pivotal-backed Open Data Platform effort which we're now fondly referring to as the ABC or "Anyone But Cloudera" alliance.

It's a lively show so have a listen and (hopefully) enjoy.

The Hadoop wars, HP cloud(s) and IBM's big win

"Machine learning is to big data as human learning is to life experience," says Christopher Nguyen, the co-founder and CEO of big data intelligence company Adatao. Sure, but then, what IS big data? (especially as it's become a buzzword that captures so many things)... 

On this episode of the a16z Podcast, Nguyen puts on his former computer science professor hat to describe 'big data' in relation to 'machine learning' -- as well as what comes next with 'deep learning'. Finally, the former Google exec shares how Hadoop and Spark evolved from the efforts of companies dealing with massive amounts of real-time information; what we need to make machine learning a property of every application (why would we even want to?); and how we can make all this intelligence accessible to everyone.

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a16z Podcast: Making Sense of Big Data, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning

Hadoop, BigData and Cassandra with Jonathan Ellis

Sandeep Brahmarouthu, Business Development from Cloudera, discusses the company and its scalable framework to process and analyze big data. Cloudera’s Hadoop distribution is coupled with proprietary management software and offered to mainstream enterprises to help them analyze their customer data. For more information, visit www.cloudera.com. 

Analyzing Big Data with Cloudera – Intel® Conversations in the Cloud episode 52

الحلقة الحادية عشر من راديو اسأل مطور, في هذه الحلقة نكمل حوارنا الشيق عن نظم التخزين الحديثة و نتعمق أكثر في الفروق بين النظم الحديثة و النظم العلائقية الكلاسيكية.
Welcome to the 11th episode of Ask Developer Podcast, in this episode we continue our discussion about NOSQL, and this time we dive deeper into the differences between NOSQL data stores and classical Relational (RDBMS) databases.

EP11 - NOSQL - Part 2

English Session "Introduction to Apache Hadoop" on 2013.5.15

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