Greenplum Your Way

While we can't get together in person to discuss, share and shape the future of advanced data technologies, we can still learn from each other online! Join us at the APJ Greenplum Summit 2020, for a series of live sessions in your local language to discuss the latest developments in enterprise analytics and data science.

When: 17 Nov & 3 Dec at 11am SGT

Click Here to watch the On Demand Replay of the 17 Nov session

Where: Virtual

Key Learnings:

• An introduction to Greenplum
• Federated Analytics: Wrangling Business Insight from Disparate System
• Greenplum Command Center
• GP Text - How to integrate advanced Text processing into your Analytics.
• Integrating with Data Lakes
• VMware Tanzu Greenplum 7 Roadmap

17th November 2020

11am - 1pm SGT

An introduction to Greenplum
A brief history of VMware Tanzu Greenplum's evolution and how it has grown stronger with every acquisition and version.

Greenplum Everywhere
This session explores how VMware Tanzu Greenplum delivers business value across a remarkable variety of cloud, hybrid and native deployment models. Includes a discussion on Software Defined Analytical Platforms from VMware.

Federated Analytics: Wrangling Business Insight from Disparate System
Your organisation is producing more data, in more formats, in more places than ever, and you're tasked with making it all accessible. How do you quickly cleanse and munge data in a useful way? In this session we look at how PXF provides Federated Queries across disparate datasets.

A Customer Case Study
Coming Soon

Greenplum Command Center
As workloads become more complex and user requirements more critical new tools and approaches are required. Learn how the Greenplum Command Centre (GPCC) helps make this simple.

GP Text - How to integrate advanced Text processing into your Analytics.
It is very common to have different databases for different data types and use cases. It is more efficient and effective to consolidate structured and unstructured data together into one place with VMware Tanzu Greenplum.

3rd December 2020

11am - 1pm SGT

Greenplum Everywhere
In addition to outstanding performance on-premise and virtualized, VMware Tanzu Greenplum is a completely Cloud Portable Analytics Solution. Let’s look at the benefits of running VMware Tanzu Greenplum in the Cloud.

Integrating with Data Lakes
In this session, we will look at how we can use the Greenplum Streaming Server (GPSS) to quickly load data for high performance Analytics.

Training Deep Neural Networks in Parallel with GPUs on VMware Tanzu Greenplum Database
Sometimes CPU’s are the best tool, sometimes GPU’s. With VMware Tanzu Greenplum we have you covered for both.

A Customer Case Study
Coming Soon

Greenplum integration with Isilon external storage
Many customers have large amounts of unstructured data on cheap/deep storage. This session explores how to analyse that data in place and the performance available.

VMware Tanzu Greenplum 7 Roadmap
A detailed look at the new features targeted for VMware Tanzu Greenplum 7.

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