Wavelength Podcast Ep. 173: Hadoop, Data Warehousing

MarkLogic's CTO, Giles Nelson, discusses some of the pressing data challenging facing the industry.

Anthony Malakian, Editor-in-Chief of WatersTechnology, records a weekly podcast touching on the biggest stories in financial technology.

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Giles Nelson, CTO of financial services for MarkLogic, joins the podcast to discuss data issues facing the capital markets, data warehousing, and Hadoop.

1:00 Giles Nelson joins the podcast.

2:00 Conventional approaches to managing data are stuck in the 1970s, according to Giles.

7:00 How to change hearts and minds.

15:00 Data warehouses—are they dead?

22:00 The balance between emerging technologies and legacy technologies.

26:00 Is the Hadoop hype gone, or just changing?

32:00 Why do firms need to be both innovative and think outside of the box, as well as stay responsible to not flush funds down the drain on a shiny new object.


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Anthony Malakian: 646 490 3973; anthony.malakian@infopro-digital.com


Past 10 episodes:

Episode 163: Tony Amicangioli on Cloud, Race to Zero

Episode 164: Changes at WatersTechnology

Episode 165: Roman Ginis on Trade Execution

Episode 166: Brian Lichtenberger on Alternative Data

Episode 167: Keith Lubell on Libra, Big Tech & Programming Languages

Episode 168: A Look at the Hemp Market 

Episode 169: Wall Street Rides FAR for Autism Research

Episode 170: A European Consolidated Tape

Episode 171: FactSet's Rich Newman on Open Data

Episode 172: 172: Buy-Side Trading & Automation

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