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Annual conference covering all the Big Data technologies. The third edition will take place in Madrid, Spain, on Nov 17th and 18th. Enjoy two days, 35 speakers and 8 workshops while you learn Big Data technologies like Hadoop, NoSQL, Cassandra and MongoDB from real experts. More info: http://www.bigdataspain.org/

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Big Data Spainisa conferenceofferinga reviewof thetechnologiesand applications involved in the time-sensitive management of very large and diverse data sets.
The 3rd edition of the conference will take place in KinépolisMadrid, Spain on the 17th and 18th of November 2014. The talks will be in English. The official website of the conference is www.bigdataspain.org.

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Senior developers, data scientists, Big Data architects, technologists and data analysts mix with business consultants, start-ups and large corporations. Their origin was 88% from Spain in 2013.
We expect a larger proportion of foreign attendees, mostly from Europe, in 2014.
BANKINTER -GNEIS
Security and QoSProject Manager
BBVA
Big Data productowner
BEEVA
TechnicalAccountManager
BOEING RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY EUROPE, S.L.U.
TechnologyExpert
CAIXABANK
IT Auditor
EDREAMS INTERNATIONAL NETWORK, SL
Senior Developer
EL CORTE INGLÉS
Head of Digital Business Relationship Management
ENTRADAS.COM
Responsable de departamento de desarrollo
EUROTAXGLASS
Business Analyst
FUJITSU SERVICES
Director de marketing
GRUPO CORTEFIEL
Manager ArquitecturaIT & Business Intelligence
HEWLETT-PACKARD
Data Scientist
IBERIA EXPRESS
Responsable de Big Analytics
IBM
Data AnalyticsArchitect& eCommerceLeader
INFORMA D&B
Responsable Arquitectura

LINEA DIRECTA ASEGURADORA
Responsable de I+D
MAPFRE TECH
Business intelligenceconsultant
MapRTechnologies
Vice President Southern Europe & Benelux
Microsoft
Software Economy Lead
ORACLE IBERICA, S.R.L.
Global Client Advisor
Paradigma Tecnológico
Co-founderand CEO
Red Hat
Senior Architect
Roche Farma, S.A.
Unit Lead Integration & Middleware Operations
RTVE
DeputyCTO
Schibsted Iberica
Head of BI&Analytics
Software AG
Regional Sales Manager
Stratio
Big Data Architect
T-SYSTEMS
Responsable de la unidad de EIM
Telefonica
Enterprise Data WarehouseManager
Telvent
Open SystemsManager
Teradata
Senior SolutionArchitect
Tuenti
Senior Software Engineer
UNIDAD EDITORIAL, S.A.
System Administrators Manager
Vocento
Business Process Manager & Business Manager

Some of the experts at the previous editions of Big Data Spain were…
Director of Data Science
Cloudera
Director of Business Dev. EMEA
MongoDB
Co-founder
Hortonworks
Developer Relations engineer
Google
Content editor for Strata
O’Reilly Media
Editor-at-large
O’Reilly Media
Co-founder. Apache Cassandra
Datastax
Software engineer
MongoDB
Software developer –BigQuery
Google
Business DevelopmentExecutive
IBM
VP Southern Europe & Benelux
MapR
Founder and CEO
Stratio

To the conference’s website during the week of the event.
In the event’s official video channels.
16 from Spain, 3 from UK, 2 from USA, 2 from Italy, 1 from France, 1 from Turkey, 1 from Chile.

The conference will take place in
C/Edgar Neville, s/n Ciudad de la Imagen
28223 Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid (Spain)

Big Data Spainisaneventpromotedand organizedby
Pleasecontact
bigdataspain@gmail.com
+34 91 352 59 42

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