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Bruno Aziza

Alpine Data and Goliath

December 4, 2013 by Ted Cuzzillo

Vision and bravado came from the Alpine Data Labs CEO and a spokesman for the venture fund at the recent Alpine Data Labs reception. But the stack of books near the exit told the real story: Malcolm Gladwell’s latest, David and Goliath, tells how Alpine intends to take on the “giants.”

CMO “and data geek” Bruno Aziza, in his second month since SiSense, says that where the Goliaths demand coding, Alpine demands none. Where the Goliaths sit on the desktop, Alpine floats on clouds. While the Goliaths extract from Hadoop, Alpine rides on top. Go, Alpine.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Alpine Data Labs, big data, book, Bruno Aziza, cloud, SAS 4 Comments

Big Data, big hype, big danger

April 12, 2013 by Ted Cuzzillo

A remarkable thing happened in Big Data last week. One of Big Data’s best friends poked fun at one of its icons: the Three V’s.

The well-networked and alert observer Shawn Rogers, vice president of research at Enterprise Management Associates, tweeted his eight V’s: “…Vast, Volumes of Vigorously, Verified, Vexingly Variable Verbose yet Valuable Visualized high Velocity Data.”

He was quick to explain to me that this is no comment on Gartner analyst Doug Laney’s three-V definition. Shawn’s just tired of people getting stuck on V’s.

How strange to be stuck on a definition, but we get stuck all the time trying to define Big Data.… Read the rest “Big Data, big hype, big danger”

Filed Under: BI industry Tagged With: analytics, BI, BI Research, big data, Bruno Aziza, business intelligence, business technology, Colin White, decision support, EMA, Enterprise Management Associates, Harriet Fryman, hype, IBM, Information Management, Mark Madsen, marketing, Pacific Northwest BI Summit, Paul Kedrosky, Scott Humphrey, Shawn Rogers, Stephen Few, technology 2 Comments

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