SwimStreams: A Conversation With George Gilbert on how Big Data is shaping Continuous Intelligence

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Continuous Intelligence is fast becoming the critical arsenal in any enterprise toolkit. In this episode, we talk to industry analyst George Gilbert on how big data is shaping this trend. We talk about how legacy big data tools are sub optimal and the need to process data in real time.

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