This document discusses the evolution of data management technologies from early systems like Hadoop and NoSQL databases to modern approaches that combine these technologies. It notes that Hadoop focused on processing large amounts of multi-structured data using Apache components on commodity hardware, while NoSQL databases addressed use cases that were difficult for relational databases. The document outlines how companies like Teradata, Cloudera, and MongoDB now offer unified platforms that bring together relational, NoSQL, and analytics capabilities. A panel discussion is advertised on better integrating these technologies to enable data-driven enterprises.

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Better Together: The New Data
Management Orchestra

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Moderator
Colin White
• President and Founder of BI
Research and DataBase
Associates
• Covers data management,
information integration and
BI

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Hadoop Beginnings: Apache
Source: Microsoft
“A framework for running
applications on a large
hardware cluster built of
commodity hardware.”
wiki.apache.org/hadoop/
Focus was on programmatic and batch-oriented applications that processed large
amounts of multi-structured data (the original “big data”)
Systems were deployed by assembling Apache components or using Hadoop
distributions from companies such as Cloudera, Hortonworks and MapR

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NoSQL Beginnings (Examples)
Focus was on use cases and
types of data that were difficult
to implement using a relational
database approach – “non-relational”
is a more appropriate
term to use than “NoSQL.”
Non-relational systems are not
new, but earlier products were
usually proprietary.

5. The DW Today: Teradata Example
Past Today
Single Platform to Solve All Problems Unified Architecture Data
Query Single Database Query Multi-Databases and Sources
SQL Multi Language (SQL/R/Java/Perl/Ruby/Python)
Structured Data Structured and XML/JSON/Weblogs
Business Users Business Users, Data Scientists, & Developers
Disk Data Storage Hybrid Storage with Solid State Drives
Standard Caching Intelligent Memory
Row Data Storage Hybrid Row/Column Data Storage
On-prem Dedicated Systems
Public, Private and Hosted CloudAgile Phased;
Incremental Delivery; BI SS

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A Lot Has Changed: Cloudera Example
Relational and NoSQL Database
Enterprise Data Hub
Data Applications
Data Sources
Custom
Applications
Cloudera positioning: “The Enterprise Data Hub Complements the Ecosystem”

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Our Panelists
Kelly Stirman,
Director of Products, MongoDB
Chris Twogood,
VP of Product and Services
Marketing, Teradata
Charles Zedlewski,
VP of Products, Cloudera

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Better Together

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Enabling the Data-Driven Enterprise

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Skills and Expertise

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Bringing It All Together

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Q&A

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Join us
• Hadoop World
– Oct. 15-17, NYC
• Teradata PARTNERS
– Oct. 19-23, Nashville
• MongoDB Days
– Coming to a city near
you

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THANK YOU