February « 2012 « John Myers

Is there a NoSQL Identity Crisis

posted by John Myers | February 28, 2012 | 0 Comments

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As Big Data initiatives mature into enterprise data sources supported by NoSQL products for analytics and operational systems, a clash of cultures is on the horizon (if not here already). Traditional IT implementations teams and their top-down programs rarely see eye to eye with the grass roots culture of NoSQL platform operators. But this divide...

Posted in Big Data, Business Intelligence Tags: ACID, Big Data, NoSQL

Corporate Data Return on Investment

posted by John Myers | February 22, 2012 | 0 Comments

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Informatica Goal: Maximize Return on Data The theme of last week’s Informatica Analyst Conference was utilizing the “secular megatrends” of information technology to energize data integration across organizations at an enterprise scale. These megatrends, described as trends we can all agree upon, are the following: Cloud Computing Social Media Mobile Big Data Informatica’s message is...

Posted in Big Data, Business Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Conference Coverage, Data Integration, Data Visualization, Data Warehouse Tags: Big Data, Cloud Computing, Data integration, Data Warehousing, Hadoop, Informatica

NoSQL Implementation Drivers

posted by John Myers | February 9, 2012 | 0 Comments

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If you look at the history of Big Data requirements (volume, velocity and variety), and the NoSQL platforms supporting those requirements, you see a history of organizations and development teams breaking the mold of traditional information technology (IT) programs. Instead of following the traditional IT methodologies to solve the Big Data issues, these teams pushed...

Posted in Big Data, Business Intelligence Tags: Big Data, Couchbase, NoSQL