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LA Data Warehouse, Business Intelligence and Analytics - Jihoon Son

LA Data Warehouse, Business Intelligence and Analytics - Jihoon Son

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Eduardo Ariño de la Rubia
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Tickets available HERE

Talk:

Jihoon Son Presents - Introduction to Apache Tajo: Future of Data Warehouse

Abstract: Apache Tajo is a data warehouse system for Web-scale data. It provides virtual integration of a multitude of diverse data sources, thereby facilitating easy and rapid data integration which has been regarded as an essential, but heavy step in business intelligence. In addition, it has a fault-tolerable distributed query engine for accelerating query speed. With the “query federation” and “distributed processing” capacities, Tajo is capable of providing users with reliable and efficient analysis of Web-scale data spread on multiple sources. I will introduce Apache Tajo including its overall architecture, current state and challenges, and discuss advantages what Tajo can bring to users. In addition, I will give a brief demo of Tajo.

Date: January 25th, 2016 (Monday)

Timeline:

  • 6:30pm food/bev & networking
  • 7:00pm talks starts promptly

You must have a confirmed RSVP and please arrive by 6:55pm the latest. Please RSVP for this meetup here on Eventbrite as space is limited due to the capacity of the room.

Venue: Edmunds, 1620 26th Street, Santa Monica, CA 90404.Thanks Edmunds for hosting and providing food/drinks!

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