TDWI World Conference Fall November 7-12, 2010

Prerequisite: This course assumes general knowledge of DW and BI architectures and strategies.

John O'Brien

CBIP

In 2012, business Intelligence will continue to take center stage in the world of IT and technology. In this course, we will forecast and examine several of the top 2012 emerging information technologies from a BI perspective. Across several topics, we will seek to understand business value and drivers, gain a basic understanding of how each technology works, and take a look at its role in extending current production data warehouses. We will use a BI perspective in examining how each technology could impact production DW/BI architectures, operations, strategies and perception.

This entertaining and interactive course takes a look at the latest buzz in these technologies so that you have a better understanding of them, their significance, and how they could shape the next generation of your data warehouses and business intelligence platform.

You Will Learn

• How cloud computing continues to evolve
• Next generation virtualization
• Big data with appliances and NoSQL
• Mixed workload, in-memory and columnar databases

Geared To

• Business innovators; enterprise architects; technology managers; application developers; data modelers