November 30, 2019

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Analytics in real time, the (Grey's) anatomy of event streaming (sponsored by MemSQL)

Analytics in real time, the (Grey's) anatomy of event streaming (sponsored by MemSQL)

Adam Ahringer explains how Disney-ABC TV leverages Amazon Kinesis and MemSQL to provide real-time insights based on user telemetry as well as the platform for traditional data warehousing activities.
Talk Title Analytics in real time, the (Grey's) anatomy of event streaming (sponsored by MemSQL)
Speakers Adam Ahringer (Disney-ABC TV Digital Media)
Conference Strata Data Conference
Conf Tag Big Data Expo
Location San Jose, California
Date March 6-8, 2018
URL Talk Page
Slides Talk Slides
Video

As content consumption continues to evolve, the media industry needs deeper insights into consumer behavior. These insights must also become actionable in real or near real time in order to maximize their context and add business value. Adam Ahringer explains how Disney-ABC TV leverages Amazon Kinesis and MemSQL to provide real-time insights based on user telemetry as well as the platform for traditional data warehousing activities. These technologies enable a strong user experience and deliver more engaging streaming content to customers who watch Grey’s Anatomy, How to Get Away with Murder, and other Disney-ABC TV content. This session is sponsored by MemSQL.

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