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Data lake: compositional or architectural?

July 25, 2017 by Ted Cuzzillo

Is the data lake following the typical path for new technology? Merv Adrian, research VP, data management and integration and Gartner was talking about data lakes and big data projects at the just-concluded Pacific Northwest BI and Analytics Summit. Josh Good, senior director of product marketing at Qlik asked the question.

Merv’s answer:

That’s a terrific question. We’re talking about a phenomenon of some recency which is the notion of the new platform sell. [It’s] not a new application, not a new function, but a new platform designed to replace existing ones or supplement them (usually the first until they figure out that’s not practical).

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What goes on at the Weasku Inn

May 25, 2012 by Ted Cuzzillo

If you’re out for networking in the BI industry and keeping score in sheer numbers, you still attend TDWI or Strata. But to go deep with smaller numbers, you try to get into the tiny Pacific Northwest BI Summit, held every July in remote southern Oregon. There’s room for about two dozen people, including press.

It sprang from publicity consultant Scott Humphrey’s file of clients and friends 11 years ago. Then year after year, almost all of his attendees returned. Once you have a seat, you don’t give it up. It’s turned into the BI industry’s Bohemian Grove.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Baseline Consulting, Claudia Imhoff, Dave Wells, Donald Farmer, EMA, Enterprise Management Associates, events, Gartner, Jill Dyche, Merv Adrian, Michael Whitehead, Pacific Northwest BI Summit, Predixion Software, QlikView, Shawn Rogers, Simon Arkell, weasku inn, WhereScape, William McKnight Leave a Comment

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