Look & Tell SF: Hadoop for Advanced Analytics: Pipedream or Reality?

Amazon Web Services, Craftsy, and Looker discuss the technical and business challenges of analytics on Hadoop. This panel includes topics including common Hadoop use cases & rationale, roles of Hadoop vendors, Hadoop for MPP databases. Speakers include: -Jonathan Fritz - Senior Product Manager, Amazon Web Services -Lucas Thelosen - Director of Business Insights, Craftsy -Tait Kirkham - Vice President of Customer Success, Looker -Todd Nemet - Analyst and Big Data Product Manager, Looker

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