6. Multimodel has the potential
to support both relational and
nonrelational use cases
while reducing the number of
disparate DBMS products
in an organization.
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7. the idea of a
Hadoop distribution
will become obsolete
before it reaches
the Plateau of Productivity
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8. Penetration continues to increase and organizations
should be evaluating these resources for
— cost-efficiency
— infrastructure simplification and
— new use cases, such as Hybrid Transactional/
Analytical Processing (HTAP)
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9. Build Your Digital Business
Platform Around Data and
Analytics
31 January 2018
Andrew White
W. Roy Schulte
Roxane Edjlali
Joao Tapadinhas
Svetlana Sicular
G00350435
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10. Select Challenges
Data and analytics investments that are tied to
measurable business outcomes are more likely to
produce reportable benefits.
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11. Magic Quadrant for Data
Management Solutions for
Analytics
13 February 2018
Adam M. Ronthal
Roxane Edjlali
Rick Greenwald
G00326691
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12. We define four primary use cases for DMSAs that reflect
this diversity of data and use cases:
— Traditional data warehouse
— Real-time data warehouse
— Context-independent data warehouse
— Logical data warehouse
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15. Real-Time Data Warehouse
This use case adds a real-time component to analytics
use cases, with the aim of reducing latency — the time
lag between when data is generated and when it can be
analyzed.
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17. Other Vendors to Consider for
Operational DBMSs
23 November 2017
Donald Feinberg
Merv Adrian
Nick Heudecker
G00327284
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18. Other Vendors to Consider for Operational DBMSs
Actian
Aerospike
Alibaba Cloud
Altibase
ArangoDB
Cloudera
Clustrix
Couchbase
FairCom
Fujitsu
General Data Technology
Hortonworks
MariaDB
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MongoDB
Neo4j
NuoDB
Percona
Redis Labs
SequoiaDB
TmaxSoft
VoltDB
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19. Other Vendors to Consider for Operational DBMSs
also listed as Challenger or Leader
in the Magic Quadrant
for Data Management Solutions for Analytics
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53. Can you build a machine
learning recommendation
engine in SQL?
Yes
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54. Can you build a machine learning
recommendation engine in SQL?
Yes
Should you?
For training? Maybe, maybe not.
For Operational Scoring?
Absolutely!
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61. MemSQL in one slide
— Distributed SQL database
— Massively parallel, lock-free, fast
— Full ACID features
— In-memory and on-disk
— JSON, key-value, geospatial, full-text search
— Robust security
— Built for transactions and analytics
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64. Why do ML in SQL?
— Train in any number of systems
— Score in the database for applications from real-time
drilling to fraud detection to personalization
— Complete certain functions within the database to
radically simplify operational infrastructure
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65. “It is a fine line between
a well executed SQL query on
live data and ML/AI”
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68. Abstract: Building a Machine Learning Recommendation Engine in SQL
Modern businesses constantly seek deeper customer relationships and more
compelling experiences.
To accomplish this, companies are looking to machine learning and artificial
intelligence solutions; however, that often involves a host of new systems and
approaches.
With a modern database architecture, it is possible to build compelling machine
learning solutions with SQL, deliver real-time engagements, and rapidly move to
operational applications.
See live, how a modern database can accomplish these feats within a single
integrated solution.
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