Follow Me To The Data Field Days [Live Broadcast]

Next week are the first ever Data Field Days.

I am honoured to be invited as a delegate by Stephen Foskett, and given the opportunity to meet some other bloggers from the HPDiscover summit in Las Vegas, to which I was previously invited.

Stephen is a well known authority on the techie side of Data, and is successfully running the Tech Field Days all over US, since 5 years.

It  will be a busy week (May 12th to 15th) in San Francisco, where we get the opportunity to visit the premises of various Big Data companies:

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Cloudera designs and develops apache hadoop-based enterprise analytic data management software.[/block_grid_item]
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SanDisk designs, develops and manufactures flash memory storage solutions and software.[/block_grid_item]
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Hedvig is a rearchitecting software platform that offers storage solutions for legacy, virtualized and cloud-based service providers.[/block_grid_item]
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The setup will be informal with some fellow bloggers in the data scene.

It will be fun and focus where we’ll hear about the strategic plans and vision of these respected companies. A mixture of In-depth discussions and real insight in their products. I’m looking forward to learn a lot from the peers in the industry, and bringing back home the hot news on All Things Data.

Wednesday, May 13. You can Join us for Ignite.
Lightning talks about cloud security, scalable data platforms, DevOps, containers, and many topics besides!
Ignite is a networking opportunity hosted by MemSQL.

Everything will be live streamed as of wednesday.
Stay Tuned!

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[column type=”2/3″]The Live sessions are over.
Data Field Day 1 ran in San Francisco and Silicon Valley on May 13 and 14, 2015.

For The Recorded sessions Click Here

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