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David is responsible for the research direction of information technologies at Ventana Research covering including Analytics, Business Intelligence and Information Management. David is also responsible for examining the role of cloud computing, collaboration and mobile technologies as they affect these areas. David brings to Ventana Research over two decades of experience, through which he has marketed and brought to market some of the leading edge technologies for helping organizations analyze data to support a range of action-taking and decision-making processes. Prior to joining Ventana Research, David was the VP of Marketing and Product Management at Vertica Systems, one of the leading vendors of scalable analytical database technologies. Previously he helped create over half a billion dollars of shareholder value while serving as VP of Marketing and Product Management at Oracle, Applix, InforSense and IRI Software with more than 25 years of experience. David’s articles have been published in numerous trade magazines ranging from the Business Intelligence Journal to BPM Magazine and he has spoken frequently at IT industry events.
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“Hi Farnaz,I think the graph type shown in your article is a scatterplot, not a bubble plot. And scatterplots are not an invention of the 'Big Data' age. In fact, they were invented way back in 1833 by Sir John Frederick W. Herschel.It's tough to get an exact definition of Bubble Plot, but when I think of the differences between Bubble and Scatter, I think of aggregation levels. Bubble plots ...”
“David, I'm not so sure that the judge had ruled that the API's are copyrightable. You write, "where it was decided that Google's re-implementation of Java APIs in the Android OS did infringe Oracle's copyright." As of this morning on Friday, May 11th, Judge Alsup has not ruled on that issue.See Grocklaw at: Oracle's Denied Motion For JMOL on Fair Use, as ...”