Learn Hadoop at the IOD Conference … there is still time

By Leon Katsnelson On October 26, 2011 · 1 Comment · In Big Data, Cloud Computing, Conferences, DB2, Hadoop, Learning

This year, Big Data is really big at the IOD Conference in Las Vegas. It is a subject of the keynotes, press releases and there are lots of breakout sessions on the topic. For a few sessions that were over capacity a repeat was scheduled. Here is one I plan to go to today and if you are at all interested in Big Data and IBM InfoSphere BigInsights (IBM’s enterprise ready implementation of Apache Hadoop) I highly recommend the session:

Session: IIM-3614B IBM InfoSphere BigInsights Product Deep Dive – Hadoop and Whole Lot More
Time: Wed, 26/Oct, 02:00 PM – 03:00 PM
Location: Mandalay Bay North Convention Center – South Pacific I

Bobbie Cochrane and I presented IIM-2616 An Agile Cloud for Analyzing Big Data on Monday. We got great feedback. We don’t have a repeat session but we will make the charts available for download after the conference.

I am also presenting today (Wednesday) 4:30-5:45 3093A Put your IBM DB2 on the Cloud … any Cloud. It will be in Islander I – Mandalay Bay North Convention Center. Hope to see you there.

If you are not at the IOD, remember BigDataUniversity.com is a place where you get free education. You can learn and do hands on exercises from anywhere in the world and you can do it on your own schedule. Did I mention it is free?

One Response to "Learn Hadoop at the IOD Conference … there is still time"

Kaushal Trivedi says:

November 8, 2011 at 6:40 PM

Hi Leon,
I have been looking at the smart IOD site for your cloud presentation, but you dont seem to have uploaded it. Can you send me the link for the same. It would hacve been nice to have received it earlier as you had mentioned that by the end of the month users could have created a small cloud account. Please do send me the link or attach the presentation to my work email ID that I have provided. I would like to Do a POC on this if possible. Thanks. Kaushal Trivedi

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