Hadoop has come a long way from its humble orgins as Yahoo’s answer to its search engine woes, evolving into a data management platform that’s used by one in four enterprises. This infographic from Solix Technologies Inc. provides a few insights on Hadoop’s history and direction. More>>
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Met Museum Considers Where to House Its Extensive (Data) Collection
Jeff Spar, chief information technology officer for New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art is leading efforts to move a majority of the museum’s customer and administrative data into a single place, a data lake, to increase IT staff productivity and help the art institution learn more about its visitors. More>>
Open Data – Value Creation Through Information Sharing
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