More
Microsoft announcements arrived
yesterday for the ever evolving data platform.
“Satya outlined
his vision of a platform built for an era of ambient intelligence. He also
stressed the importance of a “data culture” that encourages curiosity, action
and experimentation – one that is supported by technology solutions that put
data within reach of everyone and every organization.”
There are
3 major changes in the data platform space.
SQL
Server 2014
which includes the in-memory functionality for all workloads http://bit.ly/1iYbDxP . It is completely cloud
aware.
Analytics
Platform System (APS)
which includes Parallel Data Warehouse (PDW) and HDInsight which utilises
Hadoop & PolyBase for data querying (a tool to jointly query structured and
unstructured data) http://bit.ly/1noP8WI
Azure
Intelligent Systems Service
a cloud-based service to connect, manage, capture and transform
machine-generated data regardless of the operating system or platform.
This is what Microsoft call our Internet of Things cloud service http://bit.ly/1jIECc0
The data
platform has significantly evolved over the last few years and it is centred on
people, data and analytics. It is an amazingly exciting time at the moment.
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