Subsequent certificate of registration Issued: Postgraduate Education Certificate Effective: 24 Jan 2013
Here’s a quick follow-up to the BIO IT Conference Boston. Naturally, Corporate Technologies was there showcasing our Big Data platform powered by Informatica and Netapp E Series All-Flash Hadoop storage. The interest level was up from last year and while we enjoyed the increased traffic to our pavilion, we also spent some more time checking out other offerings in the conference.
This year we saw a number of interesting things unfold since last year. There was more representation by purpose built storage platforms for big data analytics. More cloud-integrated applications with a focus on genomics research information management and most interestingly, more purpose built for BIO Research cloud platform products. The shift is likely to continue, what with better integration between hybrid-cloud environments and in the packaging and capabilities of cloud first technologies.
Walking around the show, we met with Vendors such as Illumina, Omnibond’s CloudyCluster, Databyte who were all there showing how they benefit Big Data Solutions. The field ran the gamut of purpose built software tools and platforms for analytics to purpose built Data Centers with compliance as a main focus.
Ultimately it was a great show and validation of our hard work to provide customers who are building data analytics platforms and need help with a direction and execution. Netapp did a great job showing that they’re really part of the Big Data scene. Their support in our initiative to incorporate E-Series storage into our Hadoop platform was immeasurably helpful. Not to be overshadowed, Informatica was front and center in our solution with the latest Informatica Big Data Management software. As with last year’s show, there was great interest in how we were able to provide an analyst with the tools necessary to interface with Hadoop, all without having to learn all of the underlying technology interactions. In the end, the use cases and visualizations really caught a great deal of the attention of those who stopped by our booth.
Courtesy of Plymouth Yarn, two lucky CraftFoxes members will each win a complete baby afghan kit! Each kit includes four balls of Dreamland and three balls of Dreamland Fancy along with a hard copy of small baby afghan pattern F342 (pattern available as free download here).
A family owned business for 45 years, Plymouth Yarn offers the finest quality and newest styles in yarn. You can find Plymouth Yarns exclusively at your local yarn shop, where you can also ask about Plymouth books, patterns, needles and notions.
Don't miss the free knitting and crocheting patterns offered on the Plymouth Yarns website, and make sure that you check out the blog and Facebook page so you can keep up on the latest news from Plymouth.
To enter this giveaway courtesy of Plymouth Yarn, just leave a comment on this post by Monday, August 20 at 11:59pm EST. We'd love to hear what your favorite Plymouth yarn is. Are you still new to Plymouth? Check out their yarn selection here and let us know which you'd like to try out first!
I've never used Plymouth yarn but I am an avid crocheter - scarves and baby blankets are my staples. Just today I was at a baby shower and made a new friend bonding over the gifts we made, respectively. Crochet gives me a great sense of accomplishment. It is so satisfying to make things with your own hands and make those you know and love happy by sharing your creations. Teaching myself to crochet - inspired by the crafty women in my life - is one of the best things I've ever done! I'd love to make my next project with Plymouth yarn!
I am very new to knitting,I love the different styles and colors but would really need to feel the yarn to pick a fave or more.Being new to knitting I think such a great prize could really help me along in several ways.Thank-you for the great give away chance.Becky
Wonder where my other post went to???? I have two grandbabies due in the next few months - would LOVE to win some blankie yarn for one of them!!
I love Plymouth Yarns...pretty much all of them! This would be such a huge win for me. My family has MANY little ones to knit for this year, and a set of twins due in November that could use a blanket
I love making baby gifts, and with a few in the family on the way, this would be awesome! I haven't tried Plymouth, but would love to!
The entire selection of Plymouth yarn looks lovely and very tempting, but I haven't tried any as of yet. I am used to working with 100-percent Acrylic but eager to try working with natural fibers. The majority of Plymouth yarn being a mixture of both Acrylic and natural fibers makes it even more appealing. My favorite projects are baby afghans and blankets, so I would probably try Dreamland, Jelli Beenz, or Jeannee for my first project using Plymouth yarn.
Have several baby items to make this year. WOuld love to try a new yarn and pattern. Always looking for new ideas
Beautiful ---can't wait to win and give this yarn a try. I really like all the Plymouth yarns I've used so far.
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