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Scientel® Gensonix® NoSQL DB For Big Data Featured As June 2014 Cover Story by CIOReview/India Magazine












Bingham Farms, MI (PRWEB) June 25, 2014

Every day that goes by, all analytical organizations are concluding that Big Data is increasing by leaps and bounds and predicting that systems of today will not be able to keep up with upcoming demands. Systems are needed that are highly efficient as well as ones that can grow to large configurations, to be able to store and manage Big Data of any size. In this regard, Scientel clearly stands out as a leader, as one of the few companies in the world with the advanced technical capabilities required to take advantage of the Big Data market over the next decade–which has added $ 156 Billion to the US economy last year alone.

“CIOReview/India” magazine focuses on leaders in various businesses and technologies, and chose Scientel to feature on the cover of its June, 2014 issue because Scientel stands out in various ways, particularly with regard to Big Data capabilities. Scientel stands out as one of the first companies to market NoSQL-based systems technology—and cost effective handling of Big Data depends on NoSQL. Scientel noticed vulnerabilities and limitations of the SQL database, and these conclusions became fairly well established worldwide in the last decade. Scientel pushed its technology to demonstrate the fact that ultimately in the Big Data arena, SQL technologies are not going to suffice, and we will be needing new technologies like NoSQL.

Scientel storage mechanisms are uniquely efficient, in both software and hardware. Therefore, Scientel systems can store more data more cost-effectively than all other SQL and NoSQL competitors. Also, Scientel can scale to very large systems so that customers will not experience “designed-in obsolescence”, and they can keep expanding their hardware without having to replace it. Further, Scientel incorporates Massively Parallel Processing in its technology where many servers act effectively in parallel, providing very fast and very highly efficient solutions.

Scientel, under the leadership of Norman T. Kutemperor, began its journey in database management way before the Internet era, when the team started developing DBMS to address the small-to-medium business enterprise environments in 1978. Although Oracle and IBM released SQL-based Relational DBs in the early 1980s, as far back as 1985, Scientel was already developing NoSQL-type tools for Unstructured DB Analytics, and in 1988, released an initial Non-SQL version of a DB. “By then IBM and Oracle had already established SQL standards. Around 1989, our research uncovered Big Data in the soon to arrive Internet era; and identified major vulnerabilities with SQL DBs; thus we were able to accurately predict the limitations of SQL for Big Data,” says Kutemperor. Though Big Data was a term still in its infancy, Scientel proceeded with unfailing commitment to Non-SQL DBMS research and released the Gensonix NoSQL DB in 1993. The product included distinct procedural NoSQL capabilities for structured as well as unstructured data which were way ahead of its time.

Scientel has built its services based upon four core products that are backed up to two platforms. The product range includes the ECMS system, which is a first of its kind data management tool to decipher both structured and unstructured content. The DBIS Intranet, built by the Scientel team, provides an interactive, web-like Supply chain Management System designed to run on the client’s intranet. Thirdly, the DBIS e-Commerce product provides enterprises with an easier way to transact businesses over the Internet with a secured server for protection of critical data. Perhaps one of the major differentiating factors of Scientel would be its ability to scale massively. The Scientel base level Large Data Warehouse Appliance (LDWA) machine designated LDWA2200 system has been integrated with over 172 CPU cores, which easily matches the size of an IBM series Z mainframe.

The Gensonix suite is the flagship platform of the organization that provides a Highly Scalable Server Environment capable of handling Big Data requirements of any size. “Although it has similar capabilities found in standard, SQL–based database management systems, its power, flexibility and scalability can do so much more,” points out Kutemperor. For large scale enterprises, taking the Gensonix capabilities to the next level is Scientel’s LDWA series that has been optimized to run the Gensonix Enterprise NoSQL DBMS to provide management and maintenance of super databases which can range into trillions of transaction records and billions of customers. Thus, the combination of the 4 product lines, coupled with the company’s three decade old expertise in Big Data, makes Scientel’s offerings a force to reckon with in the data sciences and analytics market today.

Bottom-line, Scientel provides complete, single-source, Big Data system solutions, including hardware, DBMS software, and applications based on a highly-advanced, user-friendly, NoSQL DB language structure and flexible data models that can scale cost-effectively to very large configurations for all Big Data requirements.

About Scientel Information Technology, Inc.

Scientel Information Technology, Inc. is a U.S.-based, international, systems technology company, operational since 1977. Scientel also designs/produces highly optimized high end servers, which can be bundled with its “GENSONIX® ENTERPRISE” DBMS software, as a single-source supplier of complete systems for Big Data environments. Scientel also customizes hardware and software for specific applications resulting in higher performance.

Scientel’s specialty is advanced NoSQL DBMS design and applications/systems integration for advanced business processes. This includes applications for Big Data, commercial intranets, Supply Chain management, IT consulting, support, etc., along with “beyond mainframe-level” Large Data Warehouse Appliance hardware/systems.

GENSONIX® allows very user-friendly data manipulation capabilities found in standard, SQL-based, database management systems, but it goes beyond. It is truly an “ALL-in-One SQL” — an “All Data Management System” in the form of an ultra-flexible, NoSQL DBMS of perfectly general capabilities and application potentials. It can also function in concert with mainline SQL systems to efficiently handle both structured and unstructured data as a large data warehouse repository. However, it can handle heavy database loads by itself with the aid of the GENSONIX® NSQL©™ query/procedural language. GENSONIX® supports both telnet as well as http interfaces. GENSONIX® is capable of handling trillions of rows/transactions for billions of customers, which is a huge advantage in “truly Big Data” structured applications.

Business customers can take advantage of Scientel’s capabilities in advanced Business Intelligence and Data Analytics to grow their business by handling Big Data more cost-effectively and with greater insights to remain competitive. Scientific, government, and similar organizations can use these capabilities to efficiently process Big Data, instead of being swamped by it. And, Scientel’s Enterprise Content Management & Search solutions can vastly simplify storage, access, and management of any kind of digitized data for any size organization.
























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Iris Data Services Announces Two Key Appointments to Sales Division – Leading Electronic Discovery Services Company Promotes Irvin Marchand and John Stanton











Kansas City, MO (PRWEB) April 22, 2014

Iris Data Services, a major provider of discovery solutions, is pleased to announce the promotion of Irvin Marchand and John Stanton as the new Vice Presidents of Sales. Iris Data Services is a leading supplier of discovery solutions including electronic discovery, managed litigation services and document review technologies, including kCura’s Relativity, which comprises Relativity Analytics and Relativity Assisted Review.

Irvin Marchand’s tenure and success is testament to his strong leadership skills and consistent ability to exceed client expectations. As Vice President of Sales, Marchand will focus on consulting with law firms and corporate legal departments who are exploring litigation support sourcing options in the Eastern region. John Stanton’s continuous effort to build and maintain a strong and dynamic sales team has helped Iris in several key areas. As Vice President of Sales, John is responsible for driving new business growth and managing the Iris sales team in the Western region.

“Irvin Marchand and John Stanton are incredibly talented individuals with extensive knowledge in electronic discovery and litigation technologies,” said Damon Goduto, Iris Co-Founder and Senior Vice President of Sales. “Their commitment to excellence and their experience in providing exceptional solutions to clients will further Iris’ continued success and vision.”

About Irvin Marchand

Irvin Marchand has been in litigation support sales for over 12 years and in technology solutions his entire career. Marchand joined Iris in 2008 and was the Southeast and West Coast Regional Director. Prior to joining Iris, Marchand worked for a national electronic discovery company in the Detroit market as a Sales Manager for their Michigan sales force. He also acquired valuable experience working for Unisys in their Global Network Services group as an Information Technology Sales Specialist.

About John Stanton

John Stanton has provided services to the legal industry for over 10 years and has worked for several Fortune 500 companies. He has significant experience developing cost effective strategies for large scale and complex electronic discovery engagements. Stanton also has extensive sales management experience leading teams of account executives who provide services to case teams. Stanton joined Iris in 2012 and has been the Midwest Regional Director. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Bentley University in Waltham, Massachusetts.

About Iris    

Iris Data Services is a leading supplier of discovery solutions including electronic discovery, managed litigation services, and document review technologies. Led by recognized experts in electronic discovery and document review, Iris continually strives to defensibly reduce the amount of reviewable data on every matter. As an Orange-level Best in Service Hosting Partner and Certified Reseller of Relativity by kCura, Iris’ extensive document review expertise includes complex search consulting, computer-aided review technologies, and experienced attorney review teams. Iris’ discovery experts, project management team, and use of technology have combined to make it one of the fastest growing companies in the industry. In 2011 Iris Data Services made the Inc. 500 list of the fastest–growing private companies in America, making Iris the fastest growing eDiscovery company in the United States. Iris’ U.S. headquarters is in Kansas City and its European headquarters is in London. Iris maintains offices throughout the United States, Europe, India and China. For more information about Iris, please visit http://www.irisds.com and follow Iris on Twitter at http://twitter.com/IrisDataService.











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New Infographic Raises Awareness About Data Breaches, Hacking, and What You Can Do to Protect Yourself












North Huntingdon, PA (PRWEB) March 06, 2014

A new infographic from Century Negotiations, Inc (CNI) reveals startling information about the world of hacking and data breaches. Backed by solid research, including 9 years of studies done by ID Theft Center, the infographic entitled “EXPOSED: Hacking and Data Breaches – The Business of Stealing Information” strives to educate CNI’s clientele and blog readers about this increasingly common form of data thievery. The graphic is available to view on their blog for free, and reveals ways the consumer can protect his/herself from becoming a victim.

As technology increases at an exponential rate, the vulnerability of the consumer continues to demand more attention. It’s not just the PC that’s connected to the internet anymore. For most people, it’s their cell phone, which holds a trove of personal data (including photos, videos, and text messages). Then there’s the rapidly expanding audience of people utilizing wearable technology, such as watches and smart glasses. Even further, home appliances and automobiles are starting to integrate internet technology. It’s inevitable that connected technology will eventually envelope just about every activity people engage in on a daily basis. Although convenient, these advances necessitate new habits to protect personal information.

Along with the consumer responsibility comes the need for businesses and corporations to adopt vigilant privacy policies and technological protection to keep data thieves out. The most recent large scale attack was towards Target stores in December, amidst the busiest shopping season of the year, where a reported 40 million financial records were stolen. Another 70 million records were further compromised containing items like a name and email address. Though unsettling, this is not the first time an event like this has happened. It begs the question then: What are companies doing to crack down on the gaps in technology which allows these hackers to be successful?

While companies fight to keep up with sleuth hackers, there’s also a new level of consumer responsibility that people must take on as citizens of the internet community in order to protect their own privacy. In the blog post and infographic, CNI shares several preventative measures to take that will make it much harder for a hacker to steal one’s information. Bottom line – it’s up to the consumer to make their data well protected and not become the low-hanging fruit that hackers so eagerly seek out.

As a debt settlement company, CNI wants to make sure their clients and blog readers are well equipped not just for the financial roads of life, but also developing best practices that will permeate into their lives as a whole. This includes better online security to protect items like a social security number (SSN) and credit card information, ensuring that hackers will not be able to access this information and then fraudulently charge up the credit or bank accounts.

CNI was founded by Dave Leuthold in 2003 and is now recognized as a leader in the debt settlement industry. He was also involved with the founding of The Association of Settlement Companies and is on the board of the American Fair Credit Council. CNI has settled more than $ 600,000,000 of debt for their clients.

For more information and to view the infographic, please follow this link: http://www.centuryni.com/blog/infographic-7-ways-prevent-hackers-stealing-information/














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CUSTOMS Info Global Data Mining Names Hanson Head of M&A Committee













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Eden, UT (PRWEB) June 06, 2013

CUSTOMS Info Global Data Mining named Steven Hanson head of the M&A committee.

This new position comes as the result of the merger and reorganization of trade compliance companies CUSTOMS Info, LLC and Global Data Mining, LLC. Hanson will be responsible for chairing the Mergers and Acquisition committee for the newly merged CUSTOMS Info Global Data Mining organization.

Hanson brings with him 27 years of entrepreneurial and private business experience. He has served as Director of many national trade associations and closely held companies. He has been involved with CUSTOMS Info Global Data Mining for the past 8 years first as an investor, and eventually as an advisor.

Customs Info Global Data Mining is now one of the largest providers of duty, tax and regulatory information for Global Trade Management Applications and international eCommerce companies in the United States. CI has continues to show double digit growth annually since 2004.

Ron Lackey, CEO of CUSTOMS Info Global Data Mining said, “Steve Hanson’s deep experience starting and operating fast growing companies will certainly assist us in planning our own growth.”

CUSTOMS Info Global Data Mining help businesses optimize global trade management (GTM) systems and streamline global trade compliance automation. We provide the world’s most comprehensive trade data repository delivered via web-based subscription, API web services or as data to populate any GTM or Landed Cost application. We are the largest provider of duty and tax content for international e-commerce with hundreds of e-commerce sites utilizing our data to provide accurate landed cost information. Our data and services provide faster deliveries and fewer border delays. We help multi-national companies increase the informational value of trade data and the productivity of global trade staff to reduce operating costs, improve customs compliance, accelerate supply chain speed and maximize the return on investment of this corporate function. Areas of expertise include customs classification research, customs auditing and trade data analytics/business intelligence.

Working in conjunction with GTM applications, our strategic partners include SAP, Oracle, MIC and other trade software partners. Please visit http://www.customsinfo.com for more information.























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Netflix to Offer A/B Testing Case Study at the Big Data & Analytics for Retail Summit












Chicago, IL (PRWEB) June 03, 2013

Big data has become essential for retailers, helping them sell more goods by analyzing their customer buying patterns. Enormous amounts of raw data comes in to retailers on a daily basis and it is critical for them to be able to extract the key insights from this massive amount of data and develop actionable plans. Attendees at the Big Data & Analytics for Retail Summit will gain unique insight into the innovations that are driving success from analytics executives and data scientists working in retail, eCommerce and consumer goods. The summit is being held at The Westin River North in Chicago, June 20-21.

Netflix, a keynote presenter at the Summit, has over 37 million subscribers worldwide, with 29 million in the U.S. alone. Millions of data points are collected daily and Netflix’s sophisticated data collection and analytic systems can determine not only which movies are watched, but also details about that watcher; including if they watched the movie to the very end and how many times they paused it. Netflix is using this insight to offer better customer service and to create original content based on the viewing habits of its members. Its key to big data success lies in the collection and analysis of the data. At the Summit, Byran Gumm, Manager, Experimentation Platform & Science at Netflix and Juilette Aurisset, Senior Data Scientist at Netflix, will review the challenges they’ve had in conducting and analyzing A/B tests, offer ideas on speeding up the experimentation cycle,and will walk through a Netflix-specific case study.

“Retailers see Big Data as a key competitive advantage that, if implemented correctly, can move more goods off the shelves ,” said Dave Barton, Analytics Division Lead at Innovation Enterprise. “The challenge is in the implementation; to take Big Data and turn it into actionable results. This conference is a prime opportunity for retailers to learn the best practices in the field today.”

Other presenters and topics at the summit include:


Sarang Kirpekar, DVP, Information Analytics Operations at Sears Holdings who will discuss creating an analytics product to deliver deeper insight.
Manu Sareen, VP, Pricing & Analytics at RadioShack who will share how to deliver a more robust pricing model using analytics.
Chris Taylor, Executive Coordinator, Global Data Team at Whole Foods Market who will explore successfully turning information into insights, especially in a decentralized, intuitive and highly innovative retail culture.
Tony Flanery-Rye, Director, Global Analytics at Expedia who will explain how Expedia identifies customer value online.

Produced by Innovation Enterprise the Big Data & Analytics for Retail Summit, with 20+ distinguished keynote presenters, offers a timely platform to exchange ideas and learn solutions to some of the most difficult issues surrounding Big Data today. For a complete list of speakers, agenda, and registration details for Big Data & Analytics for Retail Summit, go to http://theinnovationenterprise.com/summits/big-data-retail

About Innovation Enterprise

IE.- Innovation Enterprise, a CFO Publishing company is an independent business-to-business multi-channel media brand focused on the information needs of Senior Finance, Operations, Planning, Strategy, Decision Support & Advanced Analytics executives. Products include IE.Summits, IE.Finance, IE.Analytics, IE.Operations, IE.Strategy, IE.Membership and IE.Insights.

Whether it’s delivered online, or in person, everything IE produces reflects the company’s unshakeable belief in the power of information to spur innovation.























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RSMeans Releases 2013 Editions of Top-Selling Cost Data Books and CDs












Norcross, GA (PRWEB) November 29, 2012

RSMeans, the leading supplier of construction cost information in North America and a division of Reed Construction Data, announces the release of the annual 2013 RSMeans Cost Data publications.

With more than 20 cost data titles, RSMeans provides the comprehensive, up-to-date cost data construction professionals need to build accurate, competitive cost estimates for commercial and residential new construction and renovation projects.

“The 2013 RSMeans Cost Data publications give our customers the latest industry pricing, as well as thousands of costs for green materials and equipment,” said Andrea Sillah, Senior Product Manager, RSMeans. “Our customers rely upon the accuracy of our data to provide information necessary for complete, accurate cost estimates, which can be localized to any specific geographic region in the U.S. and Canada.”

Just released RSMeans titles include:

RSMeans Building Construction Cost Data 2013: Celebrating 71 years, this popular RSMeans title features more than 24,000 updated unit costs for building components, with new information for moldings, entrance doors and sustainable construction costs, such as LED fixtures, electric vehicle charging stations and much more.
RSMeans Square Foot Costs 2013: With updated square foot costs for more than 100 building types, including two new models for 2013, this RSMeans title offers cost information for more than 6,000 building variations and modifications, plus 6,500 in-place components. New for 2013: a complete sample assemblies estimate in print and electronic format
RSMeans Assemblies Cost Data 2013: This helpful guide provides thousands of unit prices not found in other RSMeans’ titles – with building components that make it easy to develop accurate assembly-level cost estimates, verify unit price estimates, and update reference information and cost-planning guidelines
RSMeans Facilities Construction Cost Data 2013: Designed specifically for professionals responsible for commercial, industrial, municipal and institutional properties, this useful guide has over 40,000 unit price line items that give instant access to costs associated with facilities construction and renovation
Green Building Cost Data 2013: In its third edition, this popular title focuses on green building products, such as high-efficiency systems, wind power, photovoltaic panels, green roofing, high performance glass and more, to help estimate, plan and budget the costs of green construction

Additional 2013 RSMeans titles include Electrical Cost Data, Mechanical Cost Data, Plumbing Cost Data, Commercial Renovation Cost Data, Light Commercial Cost Data, Interior Cost Data and many more titles geared to the specific needs of construction industry professionals. As a bonus, 2013 books come with an online, fully-customizable sample costs estimate.

RSMeans is offering special year-end discounts in the month of December. To learn more about 2013 RSMeans Cost Data titles or make a purchase online, visit http://www.rsmeans.com.

About RSMeans

A division of Reed Construction Data, RSMeans is North America’s leading source of construction cost information. RSMeans offers dependable cost data that is locally relevant, accurate and up-to-date. Available in convenient book, CD and online formats, RSMeans tools give owners, developers, architects, engineers and contractors the information they need to build competitive cost estimates and control construction costs. To learn more, visit http://www.rsmeans.com.

About Reed Construction Data

Reed Construction Data, a division of Reed Business Information and part of the Reed Elsevier Group, is a leading North American provider of construction information. Reed Construction Data’s diverse portfolio of innovative products and services includes national, regional and local construction data, building product information, construction cost data, advertising channels and market intelligence solutions to construction industry professionals in the U.S. and Canada. To learn more, visit http://www.reedconstructiondata.com.























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Upcoming Conference on E and P Data and Data Management, Important Speakers from ExxonMobil, Digital Earth, GDF Suez E&ampP UK, Kuwait Oil , ENI E&ampP, Total E&ampP Nigeria











E and P Info Data Management


London, UK (PRWEB UK) 24 November 2011

Book prior to 2nd December receive £300 discount Quote ‘PR web’

Creating upon the resounding and ever-growing success of their past 13 E&ampP Data and Data Management conferences, SMi are proud to announce their 14th annual conference on the 6th &amp 7th of February 2012 in London.

The 2012E&ampP Data Details and Management will have panel debates on keeping best practice in upstream E&ampP data operations, human factors and mitigating danger and the important challengers facing information mangers and overcoming these will be thrashed out.

E&ampP Details Data Management will feature international IM leaders from the Oil, Gas and Data Technologies sectors addressing both the ‘how’ and the ‘why’ of successful E&ampP information management, examining the means of establishing and sustaining very best practice and the value to be derived from robust and innovative IM and DM systems.

Managing upstream E&ampP data is a widespread difficulty facing both huge and little E&ampP companies alike, and drawing upon extensive industry information this lengthy standing conference will seek to discover how powerful E&ampP information management programs can simultaneously support both day to day operations and the bottom line.

Comprising a diverse mix of important industry players including Troika International, the British Geological Survey, Statoil, and GDF SUEZ E&ampP UK this conference will seek to explore the strategic, commercial and technical aspects of upstream information management.

Confirmed 2012 speakers contain:

•Global GIS Coordinator, Shell International Remedy International on Behalf of OGP Geomatics Committee

•Global Geodetics Advisor, ExxonMobil

•Data and IS Manager, Total E&ampP Nigeria

•IS Programme Manager, GDF SUEZ E&ampP UK

•Leading Adviser Data Management, Statoil

•Senior Engineer Petroleum Data, Kuwait Oil Organization

•Manager, Corporate Information and Details Management, ENI E&ampP

Case studies presented will concentrate on

•DELIVERING GEOSPATIAL Information INTEGRITY

•DRIVING PRODUCTIVITY By means of SEISMIC Data MANAGEMENT EFFORTS

•TOTAL NIGERIA E&ampP

•PROCESS AND Technology: DELIVERING

•SELLING Info MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES TO UPSTREAM BUSIENSSES: Experience AT ENI E&ampP

Sponsored by: Blueback Resvoir, DataCo, Neuralog and Infotech Enterprises

For sponsorship contact Jules Omura on Tel +44 ()20 7827 6018 or e-mail: jomura(at)smi-online(dot)co(dot)uk

Contact Andrew Gibbons for much more details or to secure a location Tel: +44 () 20 7827 6156 or e-mail: agibbons(at)smi-on-line(dot)co(dot)uk

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