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“The raw information that forms Big Data is morally neutral. The process by which we collect data, the means whereby we analyze it, and the ways we act upon that information are all activities that have very real and very human consequences.”
--Grady Booch, Chief Scientist of Software Engineering, IBM Research
ROCK STARS OF BIG DATA IS COMING!
October 29th at the Computer History Museum, Mountain View, CA
Along with IBM's Grady Booch, Netflix, GE Software, Google, Intel, Kaiser Permanente, as well as Cray, and more share what's worked and what hasn't worked for them with Big Data at this exciting one-day event.
Knowledge - case studies - practical advice -technology exhibits - food - drinks - and networking.
Rock Stars of Big Data is filling up fast. This event will be sold out. Sign up soon!
For Early Bird Pricing Click HERE
For Team Pricing Click HERE
Scheduled speakers:
- Robert Mangel, Director of Service Quality Research, Kaiser Permanente
- Grady Booch, Chief Scientist of Software Engineering, IBM
- Stephen Brodsky, Technical Executive and DSistinguishing Engineer, IBM
- William Ruh, Vice President, GE Software
- Chris Pouliot, Director of Algorithms & Analytics, Netflix
- Stephen Wheat, General Manager, HPC Business Unit, Intel
- Dan Sturman, Engineering Director, Google
- Peter Ungaro, President and CEO, Cray
- Josh Greenbaum, Principal, Enterprise Applications Consulting
- Bill Franks, Chief Analytics Officer, Teradata
- And more!
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