 | | Doug Henschen | | | | | NoSQL database helped MetLife build in 90 days the kind of consolidated customer view it had dreamed about for nearly 10 years. Similarly, Constant Contact took three months to build a social marketing services app on NoSQL that would have required nine months to build on a conventional database and with higher levels of ongoing admin work.
Stories like these have me thinking that NoSQL databases don't get the credit they deserve as practical workhorses of the big-data revolution. That's just one of the topics I'll discuss in a series of keynotes at the June 17-19 E2 Conference in Boston.
The emphasis of three "fireside chats" on June 18 will be on getting to the business value in big data. Who better to kick off the conversation than John Bungert, the MetLife executive who led the insurer's effort to build a Facebook-Wall-style interface for customer service...
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| |  | | JOIN THE CONVERSATION Posted By Jay Simmons: "Part of what makes big data so worthwhile, and a big reason why there is so much focus on it, is that it has the potential to improve the quality of life for people everywhere. It's nice to see the level of collaboration that is going into this event, and hopefully the results show the value behind utilizing the data sets available. There is so much potential behind data collection and implementation, we just need to develop the right business models to utilize it." In reply to: Big Data Drives 'National Day Of Civic Hacking' View Entire Response | Post Your Own Reply  | | COMMENTARY 5 Ways To Get Big Data Plans Moving Shankar Ranganathan Are your analytics efforts getting bogged down in all the data streaming in from social, apps, surveys, and other channels? Here's how to get unstuck. CFOs Join CMOs In Tech Power Grab Doug Henschen Chief financial officers' level of influence over technology decisions has increased during the last three years. This is the key finding of a just-released study, and it's a familiar trend, as the same thing is said to be happening with chief marketing officers. REPORTS & WHITEPAPERS Use Process Analytics To Drive Better Business Performance Join this UBM Tech webinar to find out how process analytics can change your business. Brad Power, noted process innovation consultant and researcher, joins Danny Cates, process evangelist in Lexmark's Perceptive Software division, to dissect case studies of process improvement success. Brad takes the 50,000-foot view, while Danny gets down into the nuts and bolts of business process magic.
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