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Images for your next Hadoop and Big Data presentation

By Desk Editor
Let's take a break from the heavy Hadoop stuff that we read through the week to a hand picked collection of images for your next presentation. 

 Remember to check the licence from the source. Click on the images to enlarge and view source.

Hadoop is hot and Hacks are in … even we suggested you one cool hack… did not read it? Go read now

Hadoop is big … money… let the dollars shape up

We Just told you Hadoop is big money.. need more proof that it’s the new currency ?

The elephant is in your data center – and all it can see is data, data and more data
Hey, wait.. it needs an ID card to get in.. here it is

While it’s in, it keeps pushing limits… trying to break barriers and the walls that existed in analytics earlier

And while you move out, remember to take a souvenir along… 


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