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  • Finally! I have reached the end of my journey in the MScIS program. The master's essay is the final work I did and I going to share it hopefully some of you will find it useful for future reference.1. academia.edu:...
  • Dickson Wai Hei Lam posted to the wire June 1, 2014 - 12:03pm
    COMP 696 - MScIS Essay Course What is your experience with this course?
  • Dickson Wai Hei Lam bookmarked Data Analytics Research Papers July 28, 2012 - 4:25pm
    Here are the research papers I came across. Good read if you are interested to explore more on the topic. References [1] Hsui-lin Winkler, "Data Analytics in Evaluating Student Forum: A Study of Sampled Forum Data," in Information Systems...
  • Dickson Wai Hei Lam published a blog post Farewell Cohort! July 28, 2012 - 4:20pm
    Time really flies! It’s been a blast studying with this group. Sometimes things get hectic trying to balance work and study like many of us do but all is well and the course has come to an end. Good luck to you all on the rest of your journey in...
  • Dickson Wai Hei Lam replied on the discussion topic Dickson’s Research Topic July 7, 2012 - 3:34pm
    Hi Professor Dron, Yes I think I should maintain a specific focus to research on. I am still deciding which one is a better the topic to hone in on .... Thanks, Dickson
  • Dickson Wai Hei Lam added a new discussion topic Dickson’s Research Topic July 6, 2012 - 11:08am
    Hi Professor Dron, I would like to focus on GraphDB research. I want to merry the GraphDB functions with the new extension of my Apartment Rental System by introducing a social component, something to the effect of Facebook for apartment...
  • Dickson Wai Hei Lam published a blog post COMP 602 - Week 9 Reflection July 3, 2012 - 9:59pm
    Wiki: https://landing.athabascau.ca/pg/pages/view/130277/couchdb Report: https://landing.athabascau.ca/pg/blog/read/131228/report-potential-improvement-using-nosql-solutions-on-apartment-rental-system Bookmark Item #1:...
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    • Jon Dron July 4, 2012 - 12:35pm

      Great arguments - yes, I agree, most NoSQL solutions would be sub-optimal for your scenario.  I wonder whether there would be any value in an object-oriented or object-relational system though? I can imagine ways to extend the scenario where the ability to cope with rich data. sometimes loosely structured, would be quite useful - things like building plans, for instance, might be hard to deal with in a pure RDBMS, especially if you wanted to query them. Azure (or some other cloud-based service) is an interesting idea - makes a lot of sense.

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  • Wiki: https://landing.athabascau.ca/pg/pages/view/130277/couchdb There are both benefits and risks associated with NoSQL database overall and specific to my scenario. The number one benefit of NoSQL is scale, the ability to add nodes to an existing...
  • Dickson Wai Hei Lam created a wiki page CouchDB June 29, 2012 - 12:05pm
    The recent surge in interest in relational database alternative known as NoSQL has shown remarkable promise in capturing and processing big data that would yield better performance and scalability then traditional tried and true relational db...
  • Dickson Wai Hei Lam bookmarked 12 Top Big Data Analytics Players June 27, 2012 - 8:52pm
    List of 12 top big data analytics vendors.
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    • David Cachia June 27, 2012 - 8:55pm

      I haven't heard of most of these. Thanks for the share!

    • Patrick Picard June 27, 2012 - 9:55pm

      Great share.

       

      My Appliance Shortlist:

      1. Netezza vs. Teradata
      2. Exadata (im not impressed by oracle for DW...so im skeptical about exadata...especially if the appliance targets both transactional and analytical)

      S/W:

      • DataStage vs. Informatica for ETL
      • For high volume, Ab Initio
      • Tools for the business SAS

       

      Im shocked that SAS didnt get much mention in that article

       

      I see Microsoft as a toy player in that market. good for SMB and people without strong knowledge (point n click)

    • Leonardo Valente June 30, 2012 - 7:10am

      Very cool article. I have to say I am biased towards EMC. Out of the big data scope and more into virtualization they are quite innovative. They purchase VMware stock back in the day when IBM was a venture capital company and they partnered with Vmware and Cisco to create a company called VCE to provided virtualization solutions for servers and networking using EMC storage.

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