Open Data Center of the Future
summary
Argues that Hadoop becomes invisible infrastructure as organizations build an Enterprise Data Hub that combines Hadoop, sensors and analytics into real applications. Gives a hospital example where microphones and light sensors plus monitor streams let staff predict neonatal distress and intervene, and cites DataKind projects for education and poverty. Notes industry partnerships with Teradata, EMC, Microsoft, SAP, Oracle, HP and Red Hat, claims 73 percent of enterprises adoption and a potential $1 trillion market.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Opening
- 1:05Big Data conferences expansion
- 2:31From projects to platforms
- 3:57Enterprise data hub rise
- 5:02Hadoop mainstream adoption
- 6:50Big Data value for business
- 7:13Children’s Healthcare case study
- 9:22DataKind’s social mission
- 10:27Building app neighborhoods
- 11:09Global movement beyond borders
- 11:50Big Data commercial potential
- 12:54Trillion-dollar market opportunity
- 13:36Call to action
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