The shift to digital business models has increased the potential value of streaming data. The need for immediate, intelligent response to business events is paramount. Organizations that utilize modern change data capture technology to acquire, manipulate, transform, and augment streaming data will gain a competitive advantage over those using legacy platforms. Older data ingestion technology originally built for on-premises, batch processing cannot keep up with the speed, agility, and reliability required for modern, real-time applications. Additionally, the move to SaaS applications and the cloud require new approaches to change data capture, data lake ingestion, and data warehouse management.
EMA Research and Equalum presented an informative webinar that covered:
• Practical insight into six foundational principles of streaming change data capture that guide your modernization journey
• Understanding how modern architectures combine streaming data augmentation and transformation to increase the value of every transaction
• Real world examples of how speed, agility, and reliability translate into faster time to market, lower cost, and competitive advantage
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PRESENTERS
John Santaferraro | Research Director | EMA
John Santaferraro is the research director for analytics, business intelligence, and data management at EMA. His 23 years of experience in the data and analytics market span everything from startups to executive positions at Fortune 50 companies. His deep understanding of the industry comes from years of leadership in product and marketing organizations, along with multiple big data imagineering efforts for finance, communications, retail, manufacturing, healthcare, events, oil and gas, and utilities. Before EMA, John was the founder and CEO of Ferraro Consulting, providing management consulting to startups, Fortune 50 companies, and every size of company in between.
Nir Livneh | Co-Founder | Equalum
Nir Livneh is a thought leader with over 20 years of experience in Big Data architecture and performance. He led product management at Quest Software (Acquired by Dell) for all Big Data products. Nir also led Big Data architecture projects at the Israeli Military Intelligence unit (Equivalent to NSA). He is currently a member of the Forbes Technology Council.