ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
“There are things in every single company that should be done in the cloud. On the flip side of the coin, not everything belongs in the cloud.” — Marc Clark
Not sure what data and analytics scenarios make the most sense to do in the cloud? Maybe more importantly, are you sure which don’t?
Marc Clark, Teradata’s Director Global Sales Enablement and Strategy, shares some clarity on the cloud. What are the right use cases for cloud analytics? What are the wrong ones? What’s the best way for a company to dip their toes into cloudy waters?
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Our guest this week is Tim Miller, from Teradata’s Technology & Innovation Office. He was a principal in the development of the first commercial in-database data mining system, which makes him a perfect choice to provide an overview of the data science process.
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This week, Rob Armstrong shares all you need to know about data management by value—in just two shapes.
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