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Thank you for joining us April 29-30th for Open Business Conference 2013 in San Francisco!
In 2013, how the enterprise gathers, mines, analyzes and puts data to work separates winners from losers in the market. Major enterprises have long used sophisticated data warehousing and data mining strategies, built on complex and expensive proprietary software and hardware, to gain competitive advantage. But more and more, Big Data has become the key to owning new markets and growing business – and open source has fueled this trend, serving as the force of innovation in cloud, data and mobile technologies.
In 2013, how the enterprise gathers, mines, analyzes and puts data to work separates winners from losers in the market. Major enterprises have long used sophisticated data warehousing and data mining strategies, built on complex and expensive proprietary software and hardware, to gain competitive advantage. But more and more, Big Data has become the key to owning new markets and growing business – and open source has fueled this trend, serving as the force of innovation in cloud, data and mobile technologies.
Computerworld’s Open Business Conference is ground zero for learning from the experts, and networking with open source peers, developers and sponsors -- including sessions on the following:
- Building data-rich mobile services with open APIs to navigate the confusing labyrinth of cloud computing projects
- How to decipher the data explosion
- How to capitalize on the cutting edge technologies, including Cassandra, Hadoop, OpenStack and more
- Ways to connect with the developers, users and companies behind technologies like HTML5 frameworks and more
This two-day conference covered the open source strategic challenges that IT management deals with on a daily basis. In addition, this year, Open Business Conference featured content focused for the developer community. Sessions on sharing, teaching and communicating ways to build the best code will join sessions on the best ways to design mobile apps and how to function in an Open Cloud.
Conference Tracks Included:
- Open Cloud: How open source and the Cloud converge
- Open Data: Open source solutions for managing the Big Data challenge
- Open Legal: Practical ways to apply legal strategies in an open source world
- Open Mobile: Utilizing open source to address the challenges of ubiquitous connectivity
- Open Enterprise: Open source applications for better business insights and decisions
- Open Future: Looking inside the research labs of some of the most successful business innovators
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