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Make Data Work
22–23 May 2017: Training
23–25 May 2017: Tutorials & Conference
London, UK

Possibilities powered by the cloud

Tom Reilly (Cloudera), Charles Zedlewski (Cloudera)
9:05–9:20 Wednesday, 24 May 2017
Location: Auditorium
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Cloud is disrupting every segment of our industry. If you don’t have a strategy for it, then you’re missing what might be your best new market opportunity. Tom Reilly and Charles Zedlewski talk about how machine learning and real-time data in the cloud are powering a new wave of possibilities.

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Tom Reilly

Cloudera

Tom Reilly is the CEO of Cloudera. Tom has had a distinguished 30-year career in the enterprise software market. Previously, Tom was vice president and general manager of enterprise security at HP; CEO of enterprise security company ArcSight, where he led the company through a successful initial public offering and subsequent sale to HP; and vice president of business information services for IBM, following the acquisition of Trigo Technologies Inc., a master data management (MDM) software company, where he served as CEO. He currently serves on the boards of Jive Software, privately held Ombud Inc., ThreatStream Inc., and Cloudera. Tom holds a BS in mechanical engineering from the University of California, Berkeley.

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Charles Zedlewski

Cloudera

Charles Zedlewski is vice president of product at Cloudera. Previously, Charles held various management roles in product strategy, management, and operations at SAP, where he led the development of a half a dozen new and follow-on releases for products that supported some of SAP’s major growth initiatives in GRC, sustainability, and EPM. Many of these products received substantial critical acclaim and collectively generated more than a hundred million dollars in new product revenues. Prior to SAP, Charles held product roles at BEA Systems and venture-backed software startups. Charles holds a bachelor’s degree from Carleton College and an MBA from MIT.