Io-Tahoe Hosts Webinar on “Managing the Data Explosion in a Multi-Zettabyte World: The Need for Smart Data Discovery”

Jul 17, 2019 | News

SOURCE: IO-Tahoe

NEW YORK, July 16, 2019 – With predictions that the amount of worldwide data will grow more than 60 percent by 2025 to 175 zettabytes, the need for robust data management and governance over that information is more important than ever.

As the former program vice-president for worldwide storage systems and Big Data at IDC, Ben Woo has tracked this trend for more than a decade. He’ll serve as the next guest speaker, as Io-Tahoe continues its monthly series of live webinars on key trends in technology, speaking on the need to manage immense amounts of data, even as the rate of growth continues to escalate.

Date & Time:  Tuesday, July 23, 2019, 12 noon – 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time

Special Guest:  Benjamin Woo, Industry Analyst and CEO, Neuralytix

Why Attend? “The relentless growth of data means that understanding what data you have is a top priority for every organization,” says Woo. “The amount and growth of the data means that it is now beyond human capabilities to manage. It’s therefore more important to be able to track and discover the data under your control at every stage.”

In this webinar, Woo will discuss:

– The exponential growth in all kinds of data in an IoT world, and how companies must be able to track it
– Where storage requirements are headed in both the near future, and over time
– How artificial intelligence (AI) has grown into a key element in managing data loads
– The increased value of Smart Data Discovery

Register Here: https://io-tahoe.com/webinars/

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About Io-Tahoe

Io-Tahoe (www.io-tahoe.com) is a pioneer in Smart Data Discovery and AI-Driven Data Catalog products. In its efforts to continue to transform the data discovery market, the platform enables organizations to discover and search data across a wide range of heterogeneous technology platforms from traditional databases, data warehouses and data lakes to the cloud and other modern repositories, helping enterprises trace data elements across their systems in spite of outdated metadata definitions. Io-Tahoe utilizes machine learning algorithms to dramatically increase the accuracy, intelligence and speed of learning of complex data elements and data relationships throughout the entire business environment. Our platform has the capability to process 30 billion customer records, 1.7 million columns and saves time by processing many data sources in weeks, instead of manual discovery and cataloging for months.

Our product has been custom-built by a team with a deep understanding of data challenges, giving us first-hand insight and appreciation into our customers’ diverse and complex data needs. Io-Tahoe is particularly valuable to businesses with large numbers of customers and diverse data sets, such as those in the financial services, utilities, retail, transportation, insurance, healthcare and manufacturing industries.

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