Lessons From Earth’s Largest Data Vault with Mike Magalsky (English)

There are a lot of data vaults in the world but there aren’t many like the one at Micron. Mike Magalsky was involved in building it and will share some of the lessons learned along the way. You’ll profit from them even when your own data vault isn’t yet Earth’s largest one.

Abstract:

Data modeling and warehouse design is both an art and a science. Many lessons result from stretching the envelope of those techniques with major project containing massive volumes of data. Micron Technology implemented a data warehouse dubbed “Earth’s Largest Commercial Data Vault” that did just that, processing literally trillions of records into the hub, satellite, and link objects. Here we share some of the technical, organizational, and process successes and failures as teachers in our journey to continually improve our practice and our industry.

Speaker:

Michael Magalsky is founder and Principal Architect at infoVia (http://info-via.com). He draws from a quarter-century of data and analytics experience at Micron Technologies, where Michael helped lead the big data effort to integrate the company’s massive volumes of manufacturing data to improve cost structure and quality of Micron's world-leading memory products. Now, as an independent consultant with infoVia specializing in Information Architecture, Data Warehouse Modeling and Implementation, and Data Security, his team helps other organizations benefit from the lessons learned in the data journeys with numerous clients in the United States and abroad.

Agenda:

19:00 Welcome & Introduction
19:15 Lessons From Earth’s Largest Data Vault (Mike Magalsky)
20:15 Discussion & Conclusion