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Big Data Tech 2016

Sessions are categorized to help you find the technical level you are looking for. Mild sessions are less technical, while spicy sessions are very technical.

9:00am CDT

BASH Through the Barriers: Moderating the Clinical Research and Computational Divide P0808 (1st floor)Margaret Mahan Conference Kickoff and Keynote Auditorium (Fine Arts F2265)SriSatish Ambati

10:00am CDT

A Bayesian Approach to Predictive Pricing Garden Room (1st floor)Josh Cutler Data Warehousing the Easy Way with AWS Redshift P0808 (1st floor)Eric Ness Driving Data Initiatives (Even when you're not in charge) P1808 (2nd floor)Ryan Sougstad Start with a Question P1838 (second floor)Drew Barwis The Journey to a Modern Data-to-Insight Pipeline Auditorium (Fine Arts F2265)Nenshad Bardoliwalla

10:45am CDT

Enabling Big Data Research at the Minnesota Supercomputing Institute Auditorium (Fine Arts F2265)Jeff McDonald MSI

11:45am CDT

Making Anyone a Hadoop User: Full-text Search with Apache Solr and Hadoop Made Easy P0806 (1st floor)Karl Lacher • Mac Noland Taming the Elephant: A General Mills Tale P0808 (1st floor)Liz Carroll-Anderson Turning more than 80 Million Rows of Data Into Easy-to-use Insights with Spotfire, Python & SQL Server P1808 (2nd floor)Shihe Ma, MS, MBA Unlocking the True Value of Hadoop with Open Data Science Auditorium (Fine Arts F2265)Kristopher Overholt

2:00pm CDT

How AoT is Monetizing IoT Garden Room (1st floor)John Thuma

3:45pm CDT

Using Our Brain to Understand Learning Auditorium (Fine Arts F2265)Grant Goris