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Solving Ad Hoc Query Challenges with Apache Drill |
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Despite the increasing focus on offering more access to more users in organizations, ad hoc querying of big data remains a problem for most, according to Jair Aguirre, lead data scientist at Booz Allen Hamilton, who presented a session at Data Summit 2016 titled “De-Siloing Data Using Apache Drill.” Many studies have shown that data scientists spend 50–90% of their time gathering and preparing data from various formats and locations, making querying a major challenge. |
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Cross-Fire Panel at Data Summit 2016 Debates the Implications of IoT |
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What's ahead for the Internet of Things as far as data privacy, standards for interoperability, and meaningful use cases? John O'Brien, principal advisor of Radiant Advisors; Joe Caserta, president and CEO of Caserta Concepts; and George Corugedo, CTO of RedPoint Global, addressed those questions in a panel discussion at Data Summit 2016.
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Delivering Data at the Speed of Business |
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With the speed of business constantly increasing, the demand for real-time data has grown along with it. As business-driven demands on data speed heighten, however, some organizations are still inhibited by slow moving data that can't keep up. New strategies must be created to process data at the speed that is expected from today. |
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Node.js Brings JavaScript to the Server |
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Redmonk’s annual programming language rankings – based on GitHub and StackOverflow traffic - was recently released and to no-one’s surprise, JavaScript was ranked as the most popular programming language. The popularity of JavaScript is reflective of its critical role in powering modern web-based applications. The rich experience that characterizes the modern web has largely been enabled by the shift from HTML-centric web applications in web 1.0 to the web 2.0-style in which key presentation logic is implemented in JavaScript. |
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