Hey, what is about data?
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The document outlines a presentation by Dmitry Anoshin discussing the importance of data, its historical context through various industrial revolutions, and its role in business value creation. It touches on data management systems, career paths in the data field, and offers advice such as staying focused and being proactive. Anoshin emphasizes the significance of accurate information and analytics in driving effective decisions and generating organizational value.
Hey, what is about data?
- 1. Hey, what is about Data? By Dmitry Anoshin
- 2. Outline • About myself • History of Innovation • Data Terms • Role of Data • Career Considerations • Advises
- 3. About Myself 2015 2010 2007 Data Management Systems Data Integration Software Analytics Software Big Data Applications Machine Learning and AI 2018
- 5. History of Innovation Industrial Revolution 2nd Industrial Revolution Digital Revolution ??
- 15. We are here https://www.weforum.org/about/the-fourth-industrial-revolution-by-klaus-schwab Industrial Revolution 2nd Industrial Revolution Digital Revolution 4th Industrial Revolution
- 21. Let’s split data by usage patterns? Operations/IT Business DATA
- 22. Where do we store data? Database Management System Relational Database NoSQLFile Storage
- 23. Why do you need care about data?
- 24. Is our App healthy? Operations/IT
- 25. Is our App Secure? Operations/IT
- 26. Ok, what’s about business performance? Business
- 27. Business Value Stakeholders Employees Customers Value ”The goal of any organization is to generate Value” The Future of Competition. https://www.amazon.com/Future-Competition-Co-Creating-Unique-Customers/dp/1578519535
- 28. Stakeholders Employees Customers Value Analytics Value Chain Decisions Data Value creation based on effective decisions Effective decisions based on accurate information
- 29. Data Warehouse Analytics Where do we store business data?
- 30. Career Paths • Software Developer Engineer • Quality Assurance Engineer • Product Manager • Machine Learning Engineer • Data Engineer • Project Manager • Founder
- 31. Advices • Keep Focus • Do Extra and be Proactive • Think Big • Focus on Business • Develop Entrepreneurship Spirit • Enjoy Beautiful British Columbia • Coursera.org, Edx.org and so on! • Explore Cloud Technologies
Editor's Notes
- #7: The first Industrial Revolution started around 1780, and this was the beginning of the Age of Machines.
- #8: Steam and water power was used to power engines. For the first time, we were able to produce goods using machines.
- #9: Steam power fueled the second Industrial Revolution [which started around 1870]. Here’s the Chicago World’s Fair in 1893 – and that was the place to be if you wanted to see the latest electricity-based inventions, such as lighting systems and elevators.
- #10: And electric power also enabled mass production. The assembly line made it possible to mass-manufacture new inventions such as the automobile and telephones. Now, up to this point, data was still kept by hand. What data integration looked like was two accountants comparing paper ledgers with each other.
- #11: It was only during the Third Industrial Revolution – better known as the Digital Revolution – that digital data as we know it came to be. The Digital Revolution started in the 1960s, it was fueled by electricity, and it introduced computerized automation. It has brought the innovations we know and love, such as computers, smartphones, and the Internet.
- #12: The ability to manufacture a large variety of products + the internet gave rise to Amazon. Here’s how the Amazon.com website looked like when it launched in 1995.
- #13: And here’s the website this year. This is what customers see. The changes are not just in the user experience, everything else has changed.
- #14: This is what is happening behind the scenes.
- #15: This is the floor plan for just one of our datacenters in Virginia. Amazon developed a very sophisticated data integration platform. We were running the largest Oracle data warehouse in the world.
- #16: 4th industrial revolution
- #17: Alexa