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FEATURE: TERADATA “Many organizations find that implementing big data solutions on the Hadoop stack is a complex endeavour. Big data technologies are heavily oriented to software engineering, developers and system administrators,” said Nik Rouda, senior analyst with Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG). “Our research found 28 percent of organizations still struggle to staff teams with enough BI and analytics talent, much less big data and open source solution expertise. 77 percent of those surveyed say new big data initiatives will take between seven months and three years to show significant business value. It doesn’t have to be that way. I commend Teradata for open sourcing Kylo – an innovative and meaningful contribution.” Encapsulating extensive experience from over 150 data lake engagements, Kylo helps organizations address the most common challenges they face in data lake implementation efforts, including: - Skill shortage for experienced software engineers and administrators. - Learning and implementing best practices around data lake governance. - Driving data lake adoption beyond engineers. When these challenges are overcome, high impact business outcomes are realized. In fact, Teradata has already helped many organizations save money and create new revenue streams from data lakes: - A semiconductor manufacturer increased the yield quality of wafers; reducing waste, saving time, boosting output and thus increasing value to the business. - An industrial equipment manufacturer enabled new service models, service- level agreements, intervention processes, and, notably, new revenue streams. - A world-renowned research hospital reduced patient prep times, allowing doctors to treat more patients. ¢ www.intelligentcio.com www.intelligentcio.com INTELLIGENTCIO 37