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Big Data Berlin (28 August 2014)

adamdrake
August 28, 2014

Big Data Berlin (28 August 2014)

On why tools are so often discussed when organizational culture seems to be the real problem.

adamdrake

August 28, 2014
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  1. Introduction This talk is for a general audience There will

    be no math, algorithms, or heavy tech parts
  2. Introduction This talk is for a general audience There will

    be no math, algorithms, or heavy tech parts Background
  3. Data Problems Most are not ‘Big Data’ (whatever that means)

    problems Most are not problems for lack of a tool
  4. Data Problems Most are not ‘Big Data’ (whatever that means)

    problems Most are not problems for lack of a tool Most are culture problems
  5. Culture Organizational Behavior and meanings attached to behaviors Role of

    Data Science The primary job of a Data Scientist is to help change the culture
  6. Short-term Help the organization identify the right problems Do what

    is necessary to solve the problems Evaluate the solution
  7. Short-term Help the organization identify the right problems Do what

    is necessary to solve the problems Evaluate the solution Repeat
  8. What was missing? Hadoop Storm Spark Big Data Data Lake

    HBase Cassandra Kafka Flume Lambda Architecture
  9. What was missing? Hadoop Storm Spark Big Data Data Lake

    HBase Cassandra Kafka Flume Lambda Architecture d3.js
  10. What was missing? Hadoop Storm Spark Big Data Data Lake

    HBase Cassandra Kafka Flume Lambda Architecture d3.js Tableau
  11. What was missing? Hadoop Storm Spark Big Data Data Lake

    HBase Cassandra Kafka Flume Lambda Architecture d3.js Tableau HDFS
  12. Why focus on tools? Concrete Quantifiable Financial Unsure of real

    problem Sad possibility Too weak, or unmotivated, to fix the real problem
  13. Now what? Stop talking about tools as solutions Start/continue asking

    questions Be Socratic: use questions to teach people how to ask the right questions
  14. Now what? Stop talking about tools as solutions Start/continue asking

    questions Be Socratic: use questions to teach people how to ask the right questions Lead by example