Approaching Data Management Technologies

Our architecturally solid stool requires three legs: people, process, and technologies. This webinar looks at the most misunderstood of these three components: technology. While most organizations begin with technologies, it turns out that technologies are the last component that should be considered. This webinar will survey a range of Data Management technologies that can be used to increase the productivity of Data Management efforts.
Watch Now

Spotlight

OTHER ON-DEMAND WEBINARS

Choosing the Right Database for Time Series Data

MemSQL

In this webinar, MemSQL Product Marketing Manager Mike Boyarski describes the growth in popularity of time series data and talks about the best options for a time series database, including a live Q&A. You can view the webinar and download the slides here. Here at MemSQL, we’ve had a lot of interest in our blog posts on time series data and choosing a time series database, as well as our O’Reilly time series ebook download. However, this webinar does a particularly good job of explaining what you would want in a time series database, and how that fits with MemSQL. We encourage you to read this blog post, then view the webinar.
Watch Now

Data & Analytics Leadership and Vision for 2019

Gartner

- Establish a trusted foundation of data management - Increase the data literacy of all roles in the enterprise - Scale data and analytics capabilities for the complexity of modern digital business
Watch Now

Build Or Buy? Observability Data Pipelines 101

Getting insights from observability data such as logs and metrics is essential for managing cloud services reliably. However, managing massive observability data volumes can be expensive and complex. Luckily observability data pipelines can help IT handle large data volumes and reduce costs by processing, routing, and filtering data across teams, tools, and storage options. Should you build your own or buy?
Watch Now

'The Data Protection Challenges of Hybrid Working'

According to the Office for National Statistics, in April 2020, the number of remote workers increased to 46% of the population. Now with the easing of lockdown measures, many businesses are considering or are already implementing what the Financial Times calls a "split model' a.k.a "hybrid working" that divides the time between the home and the office. If home-office working is to become the norm, then organisations need to consider the data protection challenges they will be faced with.
Watch Now