December 2, 2019

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Journey to AWS: Straddling two worlds

Journey to AWS: Straddling two worlds

As Intuit moves its SaaS platform from its own data centers to AWS, it will straddle both worlds for a period of time (and potentially indefinitely). Calum Murray looks at what straddling means to data and data systems.
Talk Title Journey to AWS: Straddling two worlds
Speakers Calum Murray (Intuit)
Conference Strata Data Conference
Conf Tag Making Data Work
Location London, United Kingdom
Date May 23-25, 2017
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Slides Talk Slides
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As Intuit moves its SaaS platform from its own data centers to AWS, it will straddle both worlds for a period of time (and potentially indefinitely). Calum Murray looks at what straddling means to data and data systems. Topics include:

data center saas aws
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