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New Products, New Companies and New Ideas for Big, Fast, Scalable Data at NoSQL Now!Los Angeles, California, Aug 22, 2011 (PRWeb.com via COMTEX) -- The inaugural NoSQL Now! Conference opens this week in San Jose, the heart of Silicon Valley. NoSQL Now! is a conference that showcases the newest trends in the innovative and dynamic field of large, scalable, high-performance databases. The conference welcomes presentations from some of the top individuals and companies in the field and over 500 people are expected to attend. Tagged will announce the debut of Stig - the new open source, horizontally shared, graph database. Stig is designed for massive, real-time social applications, and makes the access and storing of large amounts of interconnected data easy, without a loss of speed. It provides scalability options for databases of any size, real-time accessibility, straightforward distribution over large networks and better yet, it's free. The architect of Stig, Jason Lucas, will be meeting with journalists throughout the conference. To schedule an interview, contact Shannon Kempe at [email protected]. Dr. Michael Stonebraker, database pioneer and entrepreneur, will deliver the Wednesday morning keynote address titled "NewSQL vs NoSQL for New OLTP." Dr. Stonebraker's groundbreaking and at time controversial work on NewSQL technologies is sure to generate lots of reactions from such a large audience of NoSQL devotees. His recent discussions on the problems facing large data management operations, such as Facebook, still using OldSQL or legacy SQL databases, sparked numerous debates across the data management blogosphere. According to Tony Show, founder of DATAVERSITY and producer of the NoSQL Now! Conference, "Our goal is that the NoSQL Now! Conference provides a platform for new and emerging technologies in this dynamic new field of Big Data. In the search for solutions to difficult problems, developers are breaking free from the constraints of the relational database mindset. They are breaking ground and combining technologies to solve tough challenges such as massive web scale performance, real-time analysis, and the management of unstructured data. The whole field is blossoming with new ideas and products." The entire conference agenda is available here: http://nosql2011.wilshireconferences.com/agenda.cfm?confid=64&scheduleDay=PRINT Some of the hottest topics at the conference include: Business Intelligence and Analytics NoSQL and the Cloud Manager's Guide to Functional Programming Columnar Databases Adoption Strategies Open Source projects Architecture trade-offs NoSQL in the Enterprise NoSQL and Social Networks NoSQL and Financial Services Security and Database Protection MDX, XQuery and Object Query languages Search and Retrieval Solutions NoSQL for non-technical staff such as managers and non-programmers Available Products and Services NoSQL for Beginners Numerous Case Studies from Industry Experts For a summary of Conference Sponsors see: http://nosql2011.wilshireconferences.com/sponsors.cfm For registration information see: http://nosql2011.wilshireconferences.com/reg.cfm About DATAVERSITY(TM): DATAVERSITY provides a centralized location for training, online webinars, certification, news and more for information technology (IT) professionals, executives and business managers worldwide. Members enjoy access to a deeper archive, leaders within the industry, knowledge base and discounts off many educational resources including webinars and data management conferences. For more information please visit: dataversity.net. About Wilshire Conferences: Wilshire Conferences provides a world-class portfolio of services and events in the area of enterprise data management. Wilshire events are the industry standard for education and professional development. They include Enterprise Data World, NoSQL Now!, the Data Governance series, and the Enterprise Information Management Conference. For more information please visit: wilshireconferences.com. ### Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011/8/prweb8734356.htm PRWeb.com |