Sramana Mitra: What I find interesting in what you said is when you have data structure granularly organized like this, this is a very good beginning for machine learning and other kinds of data-driven rules or data-driven actions. Where are you in those terms? Is that something that’s part of your system? Is this something
Sramana Mitra: I would like to do a bit more use case discussion. Before we go on, can you also put this on a competitive landscape map for us? Whom do you compete with? What else is going on in the market in this particular space? Dan Golan: If you look at the major storage
Sramana Mitra: What parts of your technology are particularly tuned to handle these large-scale digital assets? Eric Barroca: The big difference is that we can handle hundreds of properties. We can handle them well at scale and have very efficient querying. That’s something that you can’t do in the market. It’s very hard to do
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Dani Golan discusses trends in enterprise storage. Sramana Mitra: Let’s start with an introduction to Kaminario and yourself. Dani Golan: It’s a pleasure to talk to you. It’s exciting times in IT. If you look at the macro trend—whether it’s cloud computing, Internet of Things, Big Data, the explosion of data is at the center
At every sector of enterprise software, cloud services are starting to open up doorways to connect with Artificial Intelligence. This interview is a granular look at the role metadata and data structures plays in that interface. Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by introducing our audience to yourself as well as Nuxeo. Eric Barroca: I’m the CEO
Sramana Mitra: You had $6 million in funding. What happens next? Justin Moore: The 2008 financial meltdown happened a week later. Sramana Mitra: But your money was in the bank before the financial meltdown. Justin Moore: One week before—September 8, I believe. About a week later, you had the financial meltdown. You can imagine trying
Sramana Mitra: Can you walk us through the progression of how many partners you had in year one and so on. How did that number ramp up? Justin Moore: I couldn’t tell you what the actual numbers were, but it grew rapidly and exponentially. We went from signing two partners a month in the first