01. George Gilbert, Wikibon, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:17)
02. Steve Todd, EMC, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:26)
03. Steve Give Us A Little Bit About Your Background. (00:58)
04. Connect The Dots For Us About What You're Doing Today. (01:24)
05. Where Is The Value In Data And How Does That Fit Your Research. (02:09)
06. What Is The Initiative That You've Been Working On. (03:12)
07. How Is The Change Happening With Data Ownership. (04:16)
08. What Have You Seen That We're Covering In The Industry. (05:40)
09. What Does It Mean As Data Gets Dispursed. (06:48)
10. George How Do You See The Duscussion On The Metadata Challenge. (08:05)
11. How Do You See The Seperation Of Power Between CEO And CIO. (10:12)
12. Where Can We Find Out More About The Data Value Research. (10:52)
Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com.
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The true magic of data and analytics | #MITCDOIQ
by Amber Johnson | Jul 13, 2016
When it comes to data and analytics, it’s hard to draw a line between them. While both have their individual value, “The magic comes when you fuse the two,” explained George Gilbert (@ggilbert41), Big Data and analytics analyst for Wikibon. Gilbert explained that the greater value is drawn from two elements that you have to work harder to put together.
Steve Todd, EMC fellow, joined Gilbert for an interview with Stu Miniman (@stu), host of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, at MIT CDOIQ Symposium 2016 in Cambridge, MA. Todd is celebrating his 30th work anniversary with EMC. Twenty-five of those years were in software development and another five were in the CTO office. Todd has observed a trend in storage: moving up the stack. He said the volume of data is driving the business model.
The history of application building
Gilbert discussed the history of application building, remarking that for 40 years applications were built on a schema design. From there, it became a “bucket brigade” and developers would then build forms across the top.
This process “couldn’t have changed more” with the advent of Big Data. Now, the data comes first and thereby “informs how the application works.” Due to the fluidity of the data, which is the application’s foundation, the application is “always evolving.”
The importance of ‘guardrails’
Todd spoke about the direct correlation between increasing data value and the need for data protection. Metadata repositories make it easier to protect the data, but also to track value.
Gilbert remarked that it is important for IT to provide “guardrails” for the line of business. That way the data isn’t made unrecognizable. Todd stressed the importance of getting CDOs and CIOs to work together more closely moving forward.
#MITCDIOIQ
#theCUBE
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Steve Todd, EMC & George Gilbert, Wikibon | MIT CDOIQ 2016
01. George Gilbert, Wikibon, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:17)
02. Steve Todd, EMC, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:26)
03. Steve Give Us A Little Bit About Your Background. (00:58)
04. Connect The Dots For Us About What You're Doing Today. (01:24)
05. Where Is The Value In Data And How Does That Fit Your Research. (02:09)
06. What Is The Initiative That You've Been Working On. (03:12)
07. How Is The Change Happening With Data Ownership. (04:16)
08. What Have You Seen That We're Covering In The Industry. (05:40)
09. What Does It Mean As Data Gets Dispursed. (06:48)
10. George How Do You See The Duscussion On The Metadata Challenge. (08:05)
11. How Do You See The Seperation Of Power Between CEO And CIO. (10:12)
12. Where Can We Find Out More About The Data Value Research. (10:52)
Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com.
--- ---
The true magic of data and analytics | #MITCDOIQ
by Amber Johnson | Jul 13, 2016
When it comes to data and analytics, it’s hard to draw a line between them. While both have their individual value, “The magic comes when you fuse the two,” explained George Gilbert (@ggilbert41), Big Data and analytics analyst for Wikibon. Gilbert explained that the greater value is drawn from two elements that you have to work harder to put together.
Steve Todd, EMC fellow, joined Gilbert for an interview with Stu Miniman (@stu), host of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, at MIT CDOIQ Symposium 2016 in Cambridge, MA. Todd is celebrating his 30th work anniversary with EMC. Twenty-five of those years were in software development and another five were in the CTO office. Todd has observed a trend in storage: moving up the stack. He said the volume of data is driving the business model.
The history of application building
Gilbert discussed the history of application building, remarking that for 40 years applications were built on a schema design. From there, it became a “bucket brigade” and developers would then build forms across the top.
This process “couldn’t have changed more” with the advent of Big Data. Now, the data comes first and thereby “informs how the application works.” Due to the fluidity of the data, which is the application’s foundation, the application is “always evolving.”
The importance of ‘guardrails’
Todd spoke about the direct correlation between increasing data value and the need for data protection. Metadata repositories make it easier to protect the data, but also to track value.
Gilbert remarked that it is important for IT to provide “guardrails” for the line of business. That way the data isn’t made unrecognizable. Todd stressed the importance of getting CDOs and CIOs to work together more closely moving forward.
#MITCDIOIQ
#theCUBE
