More Big Data Resources
A month after IOD, many attendees are still sharing the lessons they learned. We found that, not surprisingly, conversations around big data are especially active. Continue reading
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A Week Later: Predictions, Analytics & Big Data Context
Thursday night, I slipped out of Las Vegas, leaving the Mandalay Bay biosphere for the first time since Saturday. My head was buzzing with ideas Continue reading
Summaries, Data, Data, Data! Wednesday Recap
And now, we’ve nearly reached the end of IOD. It’s hard keeping tabs on everything – and I’m sure I’ve missed some – but here Continue reading
Tuesday Recap: Big Opportunities, PureSystems, Analytics & More
Ah, Wednesday morning. The penultimate day of IOD, when your feet fight even the most comfortable shoes, and your brain is nearing capacity. Luckily, a Continue reading
Watch IOD from Afar via LiveStream
If you can’t attend Information On Demand in person, the LiveStream is the next-best thing. With daily livestreaming from each morning’s general sessions and the Continue reading
Big Data, Big Stories, Big Energy: Monday Recap
Sunday sure started strong, but Monday was even better. The first full day with the entire IOD crowd really sets the tone for the rest Continue reading
Blackjack, Big Data, Customer Stories, and Gospel Choirs: Sunday at IOD
Sunday morning in Las Vegas, the Information On Demand energy was already humming. “Turbo” Todd Watson set the stage for the week, musing about how Continue reading
Beyond a Science Project: Big Data at IOD
Last week, a trio of big data experts spent a very quick 30 minutes discussing some of the biggest big data issues. Our panel, Tom Continue reading
The Technical Unconference: Submit Your Ideas
If the hundreds of available sessions don’t offer enough options for you, check out the Information On Demand Technical Unconference. What’s an unconference? In a Continue reading
Interview: Time Travel at Information On Demand
“If you’re going to do time travel, you’d better be prepared.” Dan Luksetich, IBM Champion for DB2, sat down (virtually) with our David Pittman recently Continue reading