James Curtis is a Senior Research Analyst for the Data, AI & Analytics Channel at 451 Research, a part of S&P Global Market Intelligence. He has had experience covering the BI reporting and analytics sector and currently covers Hadoop, NoSQL and related analytic and operational database technologies.
James has over 20 years' experience in the IT and technology industry, serving in a number of senior roles in marketing and communications, touching a broad range of technologies. At iQor, he served as a VP for an upstart analytics group, overseeing marketing for custom, advanced analytic solutions. He also worked at Netezza and later at IBM, where he was a senior product marketing manager with responsibility for Hadoop and big data products. In addition, James has worked at Hewlett-Packard managing global programs and as a case editor at Harvard Business School.
James holds a bachelor's degree in English from Utah State University, a master's degree in writing from Northeastern University in Boston, and an MBA from Texas A&M University.
The company recently entered the notoriously messy business of database migration with a new product called YugabyteDB Voyager. With Voyager, Yugabyte sees an opportunity where enterprises need to modernize not only the application and infrastructure layers, but also the data layer.
The vendor has made its VantageCloud Lake Edition, a type of lakehouse offering for ad hoc and exploratory analytics, generally available. It has also released ClearScape Analytics, a bundled suite of in-database machine- and deep-learning capabilities that enable comprehensive development and ModelOps.
This report highlights some of the key topics we expect to be prominent in 2023 in the Data, AI and analytics sectors. It's been a truism for some time that organizations want to derive more insight from their data and do so more quickly and easily than ever before. These are some of the trends that will help them to achieve this goal.
Introduced to the world in 2018 as a distributed database vendor, HarperDB has expanded its ambitions to become a global application platform. The HarperDB Cloud hosts applications along with their data, keeping the data in distributed form at the edge. The end result is a speed boost, due to proximity to the user, as well as the ability to process data right at the edge.
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