Harnessing the Power of Cloud Infrastructure to Supercharge Analytics

Organizations are mobilizing to take on the challenge of turning their deluge of data into the insights they need for data-driven decision-making. However, they are discovering that traditional architectures for storing and analyzing data strain and break in the face of big data volumes and advanced analytics, making it impractical or impossible to get the insights they need.

To help overcome these challenges, Aster Data and Dell have partnered to deliver performance-optimized solutions for large-scale data warehousing and advanced analytics. Combining the massively parallel Aster Data database for analytics with the compute-rich hardware platform of Dell PowerEdge™-C Series servers provides the massive scalability and performance needed to deliver rapid insights on large and growing data volumes.

Watch this free webcast to learn how you can:

	Address the challenges of advanced analytics with a new approach and architecture that scales to big data

	Access the compute power you need with the flexibility and affordability of industry-standard servers

	Build a massively-scalable, high performance, cost-effective solution with Aster Data's innovative software and Dell's optimized infrastructure

About the presenters:

Richard Zwicky Kevin Van Mondfrans is the Cloud Solutions Sr. Manager at Dell. Kevin's responsibilities include the planning and marketing of Dell private cloud and data analytics solutions. With over 20-years experience, Kevin's background includes: Director of Hosting Product Management at SAVVIS; Group Manager, Server Product Marketing at HP; and Product Marketing Manager, Storage at COMPAQ

Jon Bock is Director of Product Marketing at Aster Data, where he leads efforts to help customers understand how to use Aster Data technology to overcome the challenges of big data management and advanced analytics. Jon has more than a dozen years of experience in the technology industry including roles at VMware, HP, and Analog Devices. He holds an MBA from Duke University and a BS in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University. .