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IDC's Asia/Pacific Business Analytics Conference 2012

IDC's Asia/Pacific Business Analytics Conference 2012

26 Sep 2012 : Sydney, Australia

18 Oct 2012 : Auckland, New Zealand

13 Nov 2012 : Hong Kong, Hong Kong

20 Nov 2012 : Beijing, China

22 Nov 2012 : Bangkok, Thailand

27 Nov 2012 : Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

29 Nov 2012 : Singapore, Singapore

04 Dec 2012 : Mumbai, India

05 Dec 2012 : Seoul, Korea

06 Dec 2012 : New Delhi, India

11 Dec 2012 : Jakarta, Indonesia

12 Dec 2012 : Taipei, Taiwan

Event Theme : Betting Big on Big Data - Taking a Strategic Approach

The "Big Data" phenomenon seems to have appeared from almost nowhere, but in reality, some aspects of this emerging trend are not new. We have known about the exponential growth of data volumes for some time and according to a recent IDC Digital Universe study published in June 2011, the amount of information created and replicated will surpass 1.9 zettabytes (1.8 trillion gigabytes) in 2011, growing by almost nine times in just five years. Other aspects of "Big Data" are indeed new. The variety of the data sources is growing at a rapid rate, particularly as we move into the semi-structured and unstructured realm (e.g. social media interactions, rich media files and geospatial information).

The other emerging factor that organizations need to contend with is the increased velocity at which data is being generated (e.g. real-time sensor data feeds from smart meters). These new aspects of 'Big Data' are creating unprecedented levels of complexity for IT executives, particularly as they realize that these massive data sets cannot be processed, managed and analyzed using traditional databases and architectures. In line with this trend, CIOs and IT departments are looking at a major reassessment of both infrastructure (primarily leveraging high performance computing, in memory technologies and massively parallel processing (MPP) architectures) and information management (particularly in the analytics space) strategies in face of heightened expectations from Line of Business (LoB) executives.

Who should attend?

This event is for middle to high–level decision makers from a cross–section of industries in non-IT vendor companies.

Our agenda content is designed for CxO’s, MDs,Directors, VPs and Senior Managers, MIS Managers, Research & Development, Finance, and IT & Operations. Other practicing professionals include IT Engineers, IT Administrators, Systems Architects/ Designers and Project Managers.

For further details, please refer to the official website of the conference:

http://www.ap.idc.asia/events/view/?event_id=368&loc_id=651

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Sydney , Australia

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Auckland , New Zealand

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Hong Kong , Hong Kong

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Beijing , China

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Bangkok , Thailand

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Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia

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Singapore , Singapore

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Mumbai , India

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Seoul , Korea

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New Delhi , India

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Jakarta , Indonesia

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Taipei , Taiwan

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