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Unlock Data Value: A Proven Framework To Implement Data Products

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For more than a decade, data products have existed as a nebulous solution to conquer an increasingly convoluted data mess. The concept is simple – there are analytical and operational data products – but transforming how your entire business interacts with data is complex. This webinar explains critical data product concepts and guides your organization to effectively implement a data products strategy and data streaming platform that unifies your operational and analytical data for any use case.

Travis HoffmanSenior Executive Advisor, Confluent

Travis Hoffman은 Confluent의 수석 임원 고문입니다. 전략 개발에 있어 전체론적인 방식을 취하며 고객과 협력하여 그들의 사업 목표를 명확하게 정리하고, 고객 각각의 고유한 환경을 이루는 사람, 프로세스, 기술을 고려해 전략을 개발합니다. 그리고 이렇게 도출한 전략을 바탕으로 스트리밍 구현을 현실화하기 위해 필요한 최선의 전술적, 기술적 솔루션 구현 방법을 고객에게 지도합니다. 현재 반려자 Andrea, 아들 Denali와 함께 오리건주 포틀랜드에 살고 있습니다.

Stewart BondVice President, IDC Data Intelligence and Integration Software

Stewart Bond is Vice President of IDC’s Data Intelligence and Integration Software service. Mr. Bond’s core research coverage includes watching emerging trends that are shaping and changing data movement, ingestion, transformation, mastering, cleansing and consumption in the era of digital business. Having worked in the IT industry for over 30 years, from early experience in database and application development, through solution design and deployment, to strategic architectural consulting, Stewart has worked through some significant changes in the IT industry. His depth of field experience coupled with market insight gives him a unique perspective, valued by his customers and peers.

Stanley B. GibsonAdjunct Research Advisor

Stan is an award-winning technology editor, writer and speaker. His past editorial positions include Executive Editor at eWEEK and PC Week, News Editor at Communications Week, and Software Editor at Computerworld.