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TORONTO -- (Marketwired) -- 08/26/13 -- Infobright today announced it will host a webinar with TDWI research director Philip Russom on "Improving Ad Hoc Query Speed for Hadoop Data" August 27, 2013 at noon ET. For the growing number of organizations adopting Hadoop as their primary storage platform for big data, running ad hoc queries is a challenge. This complementary webinar will address how organizations can easily integrate SQL-based ad hoc queries with Hadoop by using a specialized analytic database management system (ADBMS) to query big data in Hadoop and elsewhere.

During the webinar, attendees will learn:

• Why analytics has made ad hoc query speed more important than ever
• Hadoop's role in multi-platform data warehouse and analytic environments
• How analytic database management systems can be "front ends" to Hadoop, providing fast, iterative, feature-rich, ad hoc query capabilities for Hadoop data

WHAT: Improving Ad Hoc Query Speed for Hadoop Data
WHEN: Tuesday, August 27, 2013 at noon ET
REGISTRATION: Registration is available online here.
WHO: TDWI research director Philip Russom and Infobright director of consulting Dan deGrazia

About Infobright
Infobright's investigative analytic engine extracts rich and useful insights from machine-generated data at the speed of business. Specifically focused on the rapid analysis of volumes of information from Web logs, call detail records (CDR), stock tickers, sensors and more, Infobright powers applications that enable organizations to ask all the questions they want, and get the detailed answers they need, to make better, faster and more profitable decisions. Affordable as well as simple to use, maintain and deploy, Infobright offers embedded and enterprise class solutions which enable companies in telecommunications and networking, financial services, media and advertising, and healthcare use investigative analytics to gain competitive success. For more information, and to learn how customers like Bango, JDSU and Yahoo! are using Infobright to investigate their data, please visit www.infobright.com.

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