Keynote Day 1 Part 1 - PentahoWorld 2015 - #PWorld15 - #theCUBE
01. Quentin Gallivan, Pentaho, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:12) 02. Data Revolution. (00:52) 03. Data & Things. (01:31) 04. People Analytics Empowers Decisions. (02:41) 05. Ever Expanding Universe Of Data. (04:46) 06. IOT & Cloud Ready For Prime Time. (05:23) 07. Big Data Is Getting Cloudy. (06:45) 08. Next Generation Big Data Applications. (07:25) 09. Business Impact. (08:21) 10. The Big Data Lake Quickly Coming Of Age. (09:25) 11. Big Data Projects. (10:33) 12. Big Data Lake: Strategic Corporate Asset. (12:12) 13. Operationalize The Data Lake. (13:12) 14. What's Hot? Business Use Cases. (14:54) 15. Operationalizing Innovation. (23:10) 16. Pentahos Commitment. (24:53) 17. Chris Dziekan, Pentaho, Visits #theCUBE!. (28:34) 18. Making It Real-The Pentaho Roadmap. (29:17) 19. Blending Two Worlds Together. (31:14) 20. Pentaho 6.0 Features. (36:07) 21. Controlling The Data Flow. (43:33) 22. Data Lineage. (50:13) 23. Pentaho 2016. (53:58) 24. Core Objectives. (01:00:00) 25. Find Out More. (01:06:39) 26. Saman Far, Finra, Visits #theCUBE!. (01:07:23) 27. What Finra Does. (01:07:51) 28. How We Finra Does It. (01:11:00) 29. Core Objectives. (01:11:17) 30. Analytics Continuum. (01:14:00) 31. A Platform That Adapts. (01:21:11) Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com. --- --- Releasing the power of Big Data with ease of use for the enterprise by Marlene Den Bleyker | Oct 14, 2015 As PentahoWorld 2015 opened at the Renaissance Orlando Resort in Florida this morning, Rosanne Saccone, chief marketing officer for Pentaho Corp., welcomed 550 guests from 27 countries with a diverse set of roles in the enterprise organization. Saccone noted that 60 percent of attendees held tech roles, 40 percent represented business roles and 40 percent held the title of executive. The theme of the event, “The Power of Big Data,” represents how to drive the next generation of business value to the enterprise. Saccone acknowledged and welcomed Pentaho’s new parent company, Hitachi Data Systems Corp., to the show and then introduced the day’s first keynote speaker, Quentin Gallivan, CEO, Pentaho. As Gallivan took to the stage, he reviewed the industry today, as well as where it was headed. He stated that industry focus is no longer about data capture but about preparing for the future, and experts predict that by 2020, there will be 50 billion “things” connected to the Internet. Breaking it down into five areas, Gallivan said the impact to the enterprise will be the need for real time/streaming, embedded analytics, data blending, governance and predictive modeling. Gallivan remarked that the “data lake is coming of age.” To describe where we are now, he used the bearded hipster as a comparison, suggesting that with forward thinking we are just now noticing how cool the data lake can be. “We need to operationalize the data lake to become a strategic corporate asset,” stated Gallivan. Pentaho is serving two masters, Gallivan explained. “We are helping IT to build and provide governance, and the other master is the line of business. We are enabling the line of business to have self-services with auto ETL (extract, transform, load), auto data modeling and auto discovery.” The first client use case involved telematics that use IMS computers in vehicles to provide insurance companies with driver data. This provides usage-based insurance rates and allows insurance providers to offer better discounts based on an actual driving records. Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc. (FINRA)captures 75 billion events per day. Gallivan boasted that the teams at FINRA are “great innovators” that analyze this data for fraud trends and abnormalities. NASDAQ, Inc. (NASDAQ), a leading provider of trade surveillance technology to marketplaces, regulators and market participants, is also a Pentaho client running in the cloud and turning data into analytics to allow its members to be effective traders. Next up, Christopher Dziekan, EVP and chief product officer for Pentaho, took to the stage to present the details of what the company now offers. Keeping in line with Gallivan, Dziekan said, “Our mission was to move the dial to simplicity and make our products enterprise ready.” Dziekan then announced that a new release, Pentaho 6.0 upgrade, which is available to customers today. Dziekan specified how Pentaho would move forward with, “customizable installs, content lifecycle to add granularity, a continued investment to make sure we are embeddable, geo-mapping APIs to add your own visualizations. Upgrades and migrations matter and shall not break.” Closing out, Dziekan also credited Hitachi for providing Pentaho with the ability to scale and reach new places without distracting Pentaho from its customer focus. @theCUBE #PWorld15