Using Data Modeling and Predictive Analytics to Power Smarter Healthcare

As reported in Forbes last year, 73% of companies are planning to move to a fully software-defined data center within two years. A software-defined data center is based on a virtualized environment of compute, storage, networking and security in conjunction with policy-based management and automation. The evolution from a traditional data center architecture to one that is software-defined can take months if not years but can yield immense benefits for the business. Join us for a discussion on the progress toward the fully software-defined data center, including benefits of infrastructure as code and overcoming challenges associated with traditional workflows.

This session will discuss how the master data management platforms are evolving to meet needs of digital economy. A modern master data management platform incorporates graph technology, infuses insights from the data using advanced analytics and ML, and offer big data scale performance in the cloud. Join this webinar to learn about these and other critical capabilities that power connected customer experience, compliance, and business alignment.

commercializing or sharing their data for revenue. Unilog, a global technology company specializing in enterprise e-commerce solutions and product content services in the B2B marketplace, is an example of one company who successfully monetized upstream manufacturing by enriching, cleaning and joining data needed by its customers – using Paxata’s data preparation solution.

Brand new research published from Dresner Advisory Services digs deeply into the trends in 2018 around big data analytics. Where are organizations heading in 2019? How are analytic and data warehouse architectures evolving to enable faster and deeper self-service analytics and BI for organizations looking to create a competitive edge? How is public, private and hybrid clouds factoring into deployment decisions? What are the hottest open source projects from Apache Spark to Kudu, Kafka, Hadoop, and beyond?