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*Highly rated because of his ownership of an early Apple II. __________________________________________________ "Nerdometer" is a scientific ranking system based on questions asked on the air and then put into an algorithm which includes knowledge of trending phrases like "volume, velocity, and variety." The Final Four Ranks are the much coveted "Nerd," the well-respected "Geek," challenging "Wannabe," and the unmentionable "Luddite." ________________________ John Gilroy has worked for ARMATURE since 2005. You can reach him at 703-674-2464 or john.gilroy@armaturecorp.com. In 1991 John developed The Computer Guys on WAMU 88.5 FM, National Public Radio in the nation’s capital. In 1994 "Ask the Computer Guy" ran as a question-and-answer column for over ten years in The Washington Post. This led to hundreds of speaking invitations and television appearances. In 2006 Federal News Radio gave John the opportunity to create a weekly interview program called Federal Tech Talk w/John Gilroy. By 2012, he had completed over 250 influential interviews with everyone from Vint Cert (father of the Internet) to Jimmy Wales (father of Wikipedia).In September of 2011 John was asked to become an adjunct professor for the Technology Management graduate program at Georgetown University.
Tag Archives: big data
Cloudera, Hbase, Sqoop, Flume, Oozie . . Flux Capacitor?
There is a hamburger franchise that started in Virginia called “Five Guys.” In order to understand Cloudera, you should think of it as “Four Guys.” Take a seasoned veteran, Mike Olson, and superstars Omer Trajman, Jeff Hammerbacher, and Dr. Amar … Continue reading
Posted in WFED 1500 AM
Tagged #250, big data, CDH, Cloudera, data collection, flume, Hadoop, hbase, MapReduce, oozie, statistical data collection, zookeeper
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An “Odd Couple” for 2012 : Oracle + open source
Movement to the cloud has made for some strange bedfellows. For most of the past three decades, I have identified Oracle with a license-based approach to database solutions. Looks like the mountain is moving to the cloud. Today’s interview is with … Continue reading
Putting the “intel” in business intelligence
It’s one thing to move to the cloud. Now . . . how do you make sense with all the data that now resides in your public, private, or hybrid cloud? Guident has been working with the concept of business intelligence … Continue reading
How to overcome problems with big data: Hadoop
This week’s interview is with Ray Muslimani, President of GCE Federal Listen here: http://bit.ly/pOLtLU Summary: Big data doesn’t necessarily mean big headaches. Let’s outline the problem – if you combine data from mobile devices, RFID, aerial sensing, software logs, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Apache, big data, cloud computing, GCE Federal, Hadoop
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