December 5, 2019

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Another one bytes the dust (sponsored by Dell EMC)

Another one bytes the dust (sponsored by Dell EMC)

Reliance only upon traditional data could lead to a catastrophic decision. Paul Brook explores the music industry to show how using modern information points, derived from technologies within the Hadoop framework, brings new data that changes the way a business or organization makes decisions.
Talk Title Another one bytes the dust (sponsored by Dell EMC)
Speakers Paul Brook (Dell Technologies)
Conference Strata Data Conference
Conf Tag Making Data Work
Location London, United Kingdom
Date May 23-25, 2017
URL Talk Page
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Reliance only upon traditional data could lead to a catastrophic decision. Paul Brook explores the music industry to show how using modern information points, derived from technologies within the Hadoop framework, brings new data that changes the way a business or organization makes decisions.

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