“Getting through the mountains of data generated in Formula 1 can be
a ‘needle in a haystack’ process for teams searching for performance ... In a sporting series as technologically
cutting-edge as Formula 1, data has become king.”
For the NonStop community, this is throwing a
spotlight on transaction processing in new ways. For every transaction
initiated at a retailer, for instance, there is a need to know more about that end user (buying
the product or service) in order to immediately up-sell something else. The time
you have a customer in front of you can be very short, so retailers know the
importance of leveraging those few minutes.
This is leading to a greater demand for data integration; retailers are looking to integrate analytics with transaction processing in real time. Yes, data integration! And data integration is how meaningful information is created ...
Of course we are all familiar with the need to ensure data is never lost or taken offline for any reason. We are now in situations where we are supporting two, three and sometimes as many as five or ten data centers where, behind the scenes, data is being replicated as part of an IT-wide approach to ensuring data availability and data integrity. DRNet has been involved in moving data for many decades now and is relied upon to ensure the degree of availability and integrity IT demands but of late.
DRNet has been enhanced and is making a strong case for consideration when it comes to data integration. To that end, what comes out of a NonStop system may end up in the data warehouses and data lakes that have become a priority for many enterprises seeking to gain meaningful insight about the behavior of their customers.
Moving data and moving files, delivering packages and integrating related content typically are just the starting point and as we tackle the opportunities we see arising with AI and deep learning, there is a real interest among the NonStop community in doing a lot more than just moving data and files.
As Formula 1 has so openly acknowledged, getting through the mountains of data generated by a Formula 1 car is proving overwhelming and teams that want to remain competitive are turning to AI. And as noted earlier, in the real-time mission-critical transaction-processing world where NonStop operates, the escalation in the velocity that data is arriving needs a lot more than simple programming routines – we need AI! To read the rest of this story, check out the March – April, 2018 issue of The Connection and turn to page 10.
This is leading to a greater demand for data integration; retailers are looking to integrate analytics with transaction processing in real time. Yes, data integration! And data integration is how meaningful information is created ...
Of course we are all familiar with the need to ensure data is never lost or taken offline for any reason. We are now in situations where we are supporting two, three and sometimes as many as five or ten data centers where, behind the scenes, data is being replicated as part of an IT-wide approach to ensuring data availability and data integrity. DRNet has been involved in moving data for many decades now and is relied upon to ensure the degree of availability and integrity IT demands but of late.
DRNet has been enhanced and is making a strong case for consideration when it comes to data integration. To that end, what comes out of a NonStop system may end up in the data warehouses and data lakes that have become a priority for many enterprises seeking to gain meaningful insight about the behavior of their customers.
Moving data and moving files, delivering packages and integrating related content typically are just the starting point and as we tackle the opportunities we see arising with AI and deep learning, there is a real interest among the NonStop community in doing a lot more than just moving data and files.
As Formula 1 has so openly acknowledged, getting through the mountains of data generated by a Formula 1 car is proving overwhelming and teams that want to remain competitive are turning to AI. And as noted earlier, in the real-time mission-critical transaction-processing world where NonStop operates, the escalation in the velocity that data is arriving needs a lot more than simple programming routines – we need AI! To read the rest of this story, check out the March – April, 2018 issue of The Connection and turn to page 10.
As for the photo of the formula car above, yes, behind the
dark glasses (and next to the tires), is George Steinbrenner IV of the Yankees baseball
dynasty who is now a team owner in open wheel racing.
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