What's the Big Deal with Big Data? What You Don't Know Will Hurt You



Government agencies are being tremendously impacted by the challenges of managing and utilizing Big Data. Legions of IT pros are trying to make legacy technology go against its nature. Money is spent, deadlines are missed, pressure is mounting, and your department heads and other constituents don’t quite get it. So how do you really get started?

Agenda

8:00am

Registration, Breakfast & Networking

8:50am

Welcome & Introductions

9:00am

What's the Big Deal with Big Data? What You Don't Know Will Hurt You…
Steven Cooper, former CIO of DHS and FAA, will provide a government perspective on big data and the problems associated with capturing and managing it so that it can create value for agencies and taxpayers alike. Specifically, he’ll be talking about issues that traditional, legacy technologies can’t solve – and what types of capabilities agencies should be looking for in order to avoid the schedule delays and cost overruns that often plague government IT projects.

9:40am

Imagine What You Could Do with Enterprise NoSQL 
Data is interesting. It can be an enabler -- or an inhibitor – depending on the tools you have to manage and manipulate it. As new data types flood organizations, the pressure is on to take all this data and find value in it. Learn how organizations of all sizes, across all industries, are using the power of Enterprise NoSQL to create an agile platform that allows you to quickly turn data into actionable information to make better decisions, create new products, comply with laws or provide access to their citizens and customers.

10:20am

Case Study: Emergency Operations
The Emergency Operations system is used to monitor and track emergencies and severe weather, with a dashboard that is updated in real-time for situational awareness and crisis management. The system brings together a mix of structured and unstructured information from multiple sources and makes it searchable and discoverable for a variety of users. It also includes workflow, visualization, and mapping features to help users turn new data into actionable information.

Will Lawrence from CodeFry, the IT lead of the emergency operations system, will provide an overview of the system architecture and application, and explain how using nontraditional technologies such as a NoSQL database platform helped reduce development time and cost for this mission-critical system.

Speaker and Presenter Information

Steve Cooper, former Executive Director of Information and Technology Services, and Deputy Chief Information Officer (CIO) of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Will Lawrence, CodeFry, IT lead of emergency operations system

Expected Number of Attendees

50

Relevant Government Agencies

Dept of Agriculture, Dept of Commerce, Dept of Education, Dept of Energy, Dept of Health & Human Services, Dept of Homeland Security, Dept of Housing & Urban Development, Dept of the Interior, Dept of Justice, Dept of Labor, Dept of State, Dept of Transportation, Dept of Treasury, Dept of Veterans Affairs, EPA, NASA, County Government, City Government, FEMA, FAA


When
Wed, Jun 19, 2013, 8:00am - 11:00am ET


Cost

Complimentary:  $0.00


Where
Washington Marriott Metro Center
775 12ᵗʰ Street NW
Washington, DC 20001
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Website
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Organizer
MarkLogic


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