Time to get this blog back into activity. The past few years have been so busy with projects the size of 10s of PB, that I did not get a chance to do any public blogging. We started this site when #BigData was not a term but an over simplification. How times have changed. We are working on brand new massive scale projects and are turning more and more into real time analytical processing. Time to writeup what we have been up to. Check back over the next weeks as I will update the site with new stories and insights we found along the

The past 12 months had us move Analytics as a Service (A3S) to new maturity levels. For the very first time we have a single point interface for all of our A3S services: the DataHub. I recently presented an overview and demo to a group of industry analysts and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive.

The combination of Social, private Cloud, Analytics as a Service based on an Open Source built (joomla + kunena) social portal is turning into a killer application for the global enterprise. Never before have we seen agile and community, BI and Analytics brought together through a fully social experience, that allows users, analysts, scientists, executives, PMs - pretty much anybody in the organization to follow each other, link up, like, create groups, publish Analytics and discover new data, new analytics, new insights on the fly.

Search and metad-data are great, as long as you know what to look for. In todays world of BigData this is becoming increasingly complex,

It has been a while since I actively blogged on this personal site of ours. It has been a busy couple of years and our teams have pushed the boundaries of pretty much any technology out there that deals with Data and Analytics.

Some 4-5 years ago we started an internal project and based on Ray Kurzweil's - The SIngularity is Near - we dubbed it Singularity.

We are only weeks away from launching V3 of our Singularity platform and its nothing short of amazing. We set out to scale big, economical, make complex easy, do the impossible in the hands of all our analysts, without special training or knowledge of complex programming languages. Putting hundreds of trillions of behavioral patterns to use, structuring complex data just enough to make it simple to use, yet keep loosely structured patterns they way they are, storing unstructured data as is and project logic and structure at runtime.