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Analytic workloads and the ability to determine “what happened” are some of the most common use cases across enterprises today - helping you understand and adapt based on changing trends. However, for most businesses today, they are only able to see a piece of the story. Analytics are limited by the amount of data able to be stored and ultimately accessed, it’s time-intensive to bring in new datasets or fit unstructured data into rigid schemas, and user access is constrained to a select few who must already know the questions they’re trying to answer.
It’s no surprise that big data is disrupting this modus operandi for analytics. A modern, Hadoop-based platform is designed to help businesses break free of these analytic limitations, providing a new kind of adaptive, high-performance analytic database. The recent release of Cloudera 5.8 continues to advance Cloudera Enterprise as the foundation for these analytic workloads.
Join Justin Erickson, Senior Director of Product Management at Cloudera, and Andy Frey, Chief Technology Officer at Marketing Associates, as they discuss:
-What technology is needed to build a modern analytic database with Hadoop
-What’s new with Cloudera 5.8
-How to align your teams around agile analytics
-Real world success from Marketing Associates
-What’s next for Cloudera Enterprise’s Analytic Database
Analytic workloads and the ability to determine “what happened” are some of the most common use cases across enterprises today - helping you understand and adapt based on changing trends. However, for most businesses today, they are only able to see a piece of the story. Analytics are limited by the amount of data able to be stored and ultimately accessed, it’s time-intensive to bring in new datasets or fit unstructured data into rigid schemas, and user access is constrained to a select few who must already know the questions they’re trying to answer.
It’s no surprise that big data is disrupting this modus operandi for analytics. A modern, Hadoop-based platform is designed to help businesses break free of these analytic limitations, providing a new kind of adaptive, high-performance analytic database. The recent release of Cloudera 5.8 continues to advance Cloudera Enterprise as the foundation for these analytic workloads.
Join Justin Erickson, Senior Director of Product Management at Cloudera, and Andy Frey, Chief Technology Officer at Marketing Associates, as they discuss:
-What technology is needed to build a modern analytic database with Hadoop
-What’s new with Cloudera 5.8
-How to align your teams around agile analytics
-Real world success from Marketing Associates
-What’s next for Cloudera Enterprise’s Analytic Database
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