Strata + Hadoop World 2016 - San Jose, California - (Keynote)

Make data work, a simple phrase a mile deep, was the theme of Strata+ Hadoop San Jose 2016. The conference delivered on the theme by offering inspiration, guidance, and practical know-how from 363 experts on virtually every aspect of the big data compendium, including: Long-form tutorials on Hadoop operations, machine learning, visualization, and data platform architecture taught by pros at Cloudera and Silicon Valley Data Science. Skill building sessions on Python, R, Apache Spark, Kafka, Kudu, and Cassandra delivered by Hadoop specialists at Dato, Google, Continuum Analytics, and Confluent. Explorations of data innovations like Druid, NoLamda, Ground, Apache Drill, and the Azure Data Factory conducted by visionaries from Yahoo, Tuplejump, UC Berkeley AMP Lab, MapR Technologies, and Microsoft. MBA intensives on the approaches data-oriented startups and venture capitalists use to boost innovation and disrupt incumbent business models delivered by thought-leaders at Zetta Venture Partners, H2O.ai, 3D Robotics, and Orbital Insight. Download the videos or view them through our HD player. It’s a big river.

Keynotes
Apache Hadoop at 10 - Doug Cutting (Cloudera) 00:15:09
Driving the on-demand economy with predictive analytics - Eric Frenkiel (MemSQL) 00:05:16
Machine learning for human rights advocacy: Big benefits, serious consequences - Megan Price (Human Rights Data Analysis Group) 00:11:39
Let's get real: Acting on data in real time - Jack Norris (MapR Technologies) 00:09:12
Delivering information in context - Ian Andrews (Pivotal) 00:06:41
Using commerce data to fuel innovation - Bruce Andrews (US Department of Commerce) 00:13:35
Summoning the demon: My perspective from the belly of the beast of AI - Jana Eggers (Nara Logics) 00:13:25
Using computer vision to understand big visual data - Alyosha Efros (UC Berkeley) 00:13:23
Apache Hadoop meets cybersecurity - Tom Reilly (Cloudera) and Alan Ross (Intel Corporation) 00:09:36
Thinking like a Bayesian - Julia Galef (Center for Applied Rationality) 00:14:01
Connected brains - Joseph Sirosh (Microsoft) 00:11:19
Building practical AI systems - Adam Cheyer (Viv) 00:14:31
Advanced analytics and the mystery of the missing jeans - Bob Rogers (Intel) 00:07:03
What's next for BDAS (the Berkeley Data Analytics Stack)? - Michael Franklin (AMPLab/UC Berkeley) 00:10:45
Open by design, open for data - Adam Kocoloski (IBM) 00:06:21
Nonsense science - Paula Poundstone (Star of NPR's #1 radio show, "Wait Wait…Don't Tell Me") 00:23:57