Analytics
Typical Issues:
- High latency for analytics on terabyte to petabyte data sizes
- Business analysts are forced to sample data risking undiscovered patterns, limited insight and missed events
- Advanced analysis techniques such as time-series, clustering, graph, market basket, etc., are not available to analysts in a timely manner or at all
Causes:
- Parallel processing hurdle is too high for most organizations
- Developers must have specialized skills to program for parallelism
- Native Hadoop MapReduce is not business-analyst friendly
- Advanced analytic toolsets rely on a high latency data pipeline
- Analysts must prepare and move data out of the data warehouse for advanced analytics
- Advanced analytics stress the limitations of standard SQL alone
- Multiple self-joins slow query performance
- Minor application/analytics modifications require significant SQL code changes
The Solution:
- SQL-MapReduce
- Integrates SQL with MapReduce parallel processing framework
- Power of MapReduce with familiarity of SQL
- Automatically parallelizes analytic applications without requiring design for parallelization
- In-Database Analytics
- 100% of Analytic computations run in-database, close to the data, eliminating massive data movement
- Aster Data Analytic Foundation
- Suite of SQL-MapReduce business analyst-ready functions that provide high performance analysis for advanced analytics like time-series, clustering, graph, market basket analysis
- Pre-defined functions are modifiable by the business analyst simply through parameter changes - no additional time-intensive coding required
Top Picks
Whitepaper: A New Approach for Large-Scale Data Management and Data Analysis |
| Whitepaper: Deriving Deep Insights from Large Datasets |
Forrester Report: In-Database Analytics: The Heart of the Predictive Enterprise |
Mark Parrish, Vice President, Retention and Loyalty Marketing |
Tim Schigel, CTO |

