01. Wrap Up Of Day Two Hadoop Summit 2016 Dublin With TheCUBE!. (00:17)
02. What Are Your Thoughts Of The Movement In The EcoSystem. (00:29)
03. Is This Market Place Still Behind. (03:26)
04. What Do Business Organizations Want and What Roll Does Big Data Play. (04:53)
05. Is There Room For Cloudera, Hortonworks and MapR In The Marketplace. (05:41)
06. Can Cloudera Continue To Grow And Surpass Red Hat. (07:33)
07. John's Notes From This Summit. (09:11)
08. What Is The Achilles' Heel For This Industry. (11:08)
09. What Do We Have Coming Up. (12:31)
10. What Is Going On In The SiliconAngle Media Business. (13:53)
11. The Cube Is Different. (15:37)
12. Is It Time To Retire The Hadoop Elephant. (16:56)
13. Check Out Cube Gems. (19:18)
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Complexity and cost of ownership the Achilles’ heel for Hadoop, analysts say | #HS16Dublin
by Nelson Williams | Apr 14, 2016
Coming together at the end of day two for the Hadoop Summit Dublin 2016 conference, John Furrier (@furrier) and Dave Vellante (@dvellante), cohosts of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, shared a table to discuss the events of the convention. Of note, they also talked about their insights into the future of the Big Data open-source world.
The price of complexity
The conversation started as Vellante offered his thoughts on the changes in the Big Data market. He said companies are moving beyond the notion of finding return on investment in the reduction of costs. People need to rethink, he said, because the applications are different and they’re transformational. But with this fragmented ecosystem, businesses are moving their Big Data operations to the Cloud because it’s simple.
Furrier agreed, stating that Hadoop providers needed to figure out a way to align their cost structure with operational expectations. Simplicity, he said, must be shown to break through this glass wall.
Winners and losers
Companies want better digital interactions, products and engagements, Vellante said. Big Data plays a critical role in that. In this data layer, he said, the big players and leaders will make the money. Is there enough room, he asked, for other companies?
There will be winners and losers, Furrier agreed, but being a bit player in a huge market is not a bad thing. Complexity and cost of ownership is the Achilles’ heel for Hadoop. If these companies want to find their market before big vendors own the whole thing, they’ll have to overcome this weakness.
@theCUBE
#HS16Dublin
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Day Two Wrap | Hadoop Summit Dublin 2016
01. Wrap Up Of Day Two Hadoop Summit 2016 Dublin With TheCUBE!. (00:17)
02. What Are Your Thoughts Of The Movement In The EcoSystem. (00:29)
03. Is This Market Place Still Behind. (03:26)
04. What Do Business Organizations Want and What Roll Does Big Data Play. (04:53)
05. Is There Room For Cloudera, Hortonworks and MapR In The Marketplace. (05:41)
06. Can Cloudera Continue To Grow And Surpass Red Hat. (07:33)
07. John's Notes From This Summit. (09:11)
08. What Is The Achilles' Heel For This Industry. (11:08)
09. What Do We Have Coming Up. (12:31)
10. What Is Going On In The SiliconAngle Media Business. (13:53)
11. The Cube Is Different. (15:37)
12. Is It Time To Retire The Hadoop Elephant. (16:56)
13. Check Out Cube Gems. (19:18)
Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com.
--- ---
Complexity and cost of ownership the Achilles’ heel for Hadoop, analysts say | #HS16Dublin
by Nelson Williams | Apr 14, 2016
Coming together at the end of day two for the Hadoop Summit Dublin 2016 conference, John Furrier (@furrier) and Dave Vellante (@dvellante), cohosts of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, shared a table to discuss the events of the convention. Of note, they also talked about their insights into the future of the Big Data open-source world.
The price of complexity
The conversation started as Vellante offered his thoughts on the changes in the Big Data market. He said companies are moving beyond the notion of finding return on investment in the reduction of costs. People need to rethink, he said, because the applications are different and they’re transformational. But with this fragmented ecosystem, businesses are moving their Big Data operations to the Cloud because it’s simple.
Furrier agreed, stating that Hadoop providers needed to figure out a way to align their cost structure with operational expectations. Simplicity, he said, must be shown to break through this glass wall.
Winners and losers
Companies want better digital interactions, products and engagements, Vellante said. Big Data plays a critical role in that. In this data layer, he said, the big players and leaders will make the money. Is there enough room, he asked, for other companies?
There will be winners and losers, Furrier agreed, but being a bit player in a huge market is not a bad thing. Complexity and cost of ownership is the Achilles’ heel for Hadoop. If these companies want to find their market before big vendors own the whole thing, they’ll have to overcome this weakness.
@theCUBE
#HS16Dublin
