Third International Workshop on Cloud Data Management, Glasgow, UK
28 October 2011 - 28 October 2011
United Kingdom
The Third International Workshop on Cloud Data Management will take place on 28 October 2011 in Glasgow, UK.
Technology advances in communications, computation, and storage are leading to large collections of data, capturing information of value to business, science, government, and society. Looking forward, the size of collected data is imposing big challenges on infrastructure for data storage which can achieve economical scaling to even more than Petabyte, massively parallel query execution, and facilities for analytical processing.
Meanwhile, the rise of large data centres and cluster computers has created a new business model, cloud-based computing, where businesses and individuals can rent storage and computing capacity, rather than making the large capital investments needed to construct and provision large-scale computer installations. This reduction in cost and investment, though, is matched by challenges in ensuring that cloud-based computing can function consistently and reliably.
The workshop will bring together researchers and practitioners in cloud computing and data-intensive system design, programming, parallel algorithms, data management, scientific applications, and information-based applications.For further information, please visit: http://www.clouddb.org/CloudDB11/(opens in new window)
Technology advances in communications, computation, and storage are leading to large collections of data, capturing information of value to business, science, government, and society. Looking forward, the size of collected data is imposing big challenges on infrastructure for data storage which can achieve economical scaling to even more than Petabyte, massively parallel query execution, and facilities for analytical processing.
Meanwhile, the rise of large data centres and cluster computers has created a new business model, cloud-based computing, where businesses and individuals can rent storage and computing capacity, rather than making the large capital investments needed to construct and provision large-scale computer installations. This reduction in cost and investment, though, is matched by challenges in ensuring that cloud-based computing can function consistently and reliably.
The workshop will bring together researchers and practitioners in cloud computing and data-intensive system design, programming, parallel algorithms, data management, scientific applications, and information-based applications.For further information, please visit: http://www.clouddb.org/CloudDB11/(opens in new window)