Astounding advances in storage, communication, and computation have propelled us into a new world, the world of Big Data. The Big Data enthusiasts believe it is a revolution that will transform how we live, work, and think, and it will underpin new waves of innovation and productivity growth. \u00a0At the same time, skeptics abound.<\/p>\n
The plenary panel, “Big Data: Old Wine in New Bottle?<\/a>“, \u00a0organized by Rakesh Agrawal<\/a>, debated the following questions at the\u00a031st International Conference on Data Engineering (ICDE 2015<\/a>):<\/p>\n The panelists were:<\/p>\n Dr. Rakesh Agrawal (Data Insights Laboratories, Chair) TR-2015-004<\/a> contains the panel statement and the biographies of the panelists. \u00a0You may access the presentations made by the panelists from here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Bibtex Entry:<\/strong><\/p>\n @inproceedings{Agr15icde:big, Astounding advances in storage, communication, and computation have propelled us into a new world, the world of Big Data. The Big Data enthusiasts believe it is a revolution that will transform how we live, work, and think, and it will underpin new waves of innovation…<\/p>\n\n
\nProf. Sang Kyun Cha (Seoul National University)
\nDr. Umeshwar Dayal (Hitachi)
\nDr. Mukund Deshpande (Persistent Systems)
\nProf. Hector Garcia-Molina (Stanford University)
\nDr. Waqar Hasan (VISA)
\nDr. David Lomet (Microsoft)
\nProf. Volker Markl (Berlin Technical University)<\/p>\n
\ntitle={Big Data: Old Wine in New Bottle?},
\nauthor={Rakesh Agrawal},
\nbooktitle={31st International Conference on Data Engineering},
\nmonth={April},
\nyear={2015},
\naddress={Seoul, Korea},
\nnote={Also, Data Insights Laboratories Technical Report TR-2015-004, April 2015}
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