In this latest episode of the Designing Enterprise Platforms podcast from Early Adopter Research (EAR), EAR’s Dan Woods focused on how to optimize your BI, data warehouse and data lake spend in the cloud. He was joined today by Jason Nadeau, the VP of marketing from Dremio, who discussed Dremio and the general strategy he’s […]
The data supply chain has been a central focus of Early Adopter Research and Dan Woods. Recently, Woods had the chance to speak with TreeHive Strategy’s Donald Farmer for the Early Adopter Podcast. Woods and Farmer have worked together in a variety of capacities in the past, but their discussion for the podcast focused on […]
One of the goals of Early Adopter Research is to explore and understand cutting edge technology as it emerges on the market. As part of that mission, Early Adopter’s Dan Woods recently interviewed Amit Walia, President, Products and Strategic Ecosystems for Informatica, an enterprise cloud data management software company, about the organization’s product management and […]
In November, Dan Woods of Early Adopter Research had the chance to speak with Mike Capone, CEO of Qlik, about the company’s acquisition of Podium Data, AI, and data supply chains for the Early Adopter Podcast. Woods has written about Podium Data’s technology before at Forbes, and the combination of the two companies indicates a […]
In this edition of the Early Adopter Research Podcast, Dan Woods speaks with Qlik’s CEO Mike Capone. Woods and Capone discuss Qlik’s acquisition of Podium and how it fits into Qlik’s larger vision. The conversation also covers the following: 2:10 – How Qlik moved into visualizing the data supply chain 3:40 – Capone’s vision of […]
We’re back with another edition of the Early Adopter Research Podcast. In this episode, Dan woods speaks with Ellen Friedman, a principal technologist and Ted Dunning, Chief Application Architect at MapR Technologies. Dunning and Friedman have recently completed books, and the conversation covers their insights on when it makes sense to create your own AI […]
