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@mthiele10 just nailed it...until we can figure out how to auto-categorize data at the point of creation or use...we'll struggle with data management

There are lots of issues with data and where it resides bc i'm worried that compliance will stall innovation.

who owns data governance in organizations?

how do companies flip the bit on thinking of storing for compliance to leveraging/sharing?

In FS - everyone is accessing identical base data so that creates great opportunities to add value to common data sets that are 'grounded'

"Sometimes the best trade is the one you don't make" (and we're not talking red sox here)

Agreed - best users are figuring out how to combine own data with industry and other sources. Unlocking value of information rather than just storing it.

definitely an interesting insight

Data is often discussed as "streams" so how does the gravity angle relate to that for real time and #IoT #bigdata #datagravity

@mthiele10 understands the angle of cloud + bigdata - like the saying goes - "Big Data gives the cloud something to do"

streaming analytics capabilities are critically important in IoT scenarios

Love the comment from Dave on Data as a Service category is emerging huge

data is the fuel that runs financial services says Roji +1

@Furrier > Craig Barrett f/ @intel used to say
#TTM didn't stand for Time to Market, but Time to Money.
#TechAthlete

> Also, unique value in the organizations' proprietary data... that other's don't have.

@JeffFrick even more value when combining outside data sources with internal propriety data - competitors can't replicate that.

Roji points out a big trend which is about having data close to the app or compute. Fast data is about latency

awesome use of live video / crowdchat mashup - love it john

Even in hype-filled Silicon Valley, few buzz phrases are freighted with higher expectations than big data. Salespeople are knocking on the doors of Fortune 500 companies, promising to help them analyze a mounting flood of information from everywhere

WSJ article today - buzzwords are everywhere #datagravity http://www.wsj.com/a...

@dvellante love listening and crowdchatting - it's a "Crowdstorming session"

in cloudy Palo Alto literally

Mark is awesome Switch rocks

@furrier Is it true Switch has armed security in their datacenters?

west of Boston

Dave Vellante is in the "boat"

finally joined from salt lake city today :)