Data 12 February 2024 3 MIN

"All Large Companies are Moving into the Data Analytics World" - Joerg Tewes @CDAO UK

CDAO UK has just come to a close following two days filled with ground-breaking stories, inspirational speakers, and fascinating discussions about AI, data and analytics. 

This extraordinary not only promised an incredible exchange of wisdom but also the unveiling of ingenious strategies and creative solutions in the data space. 

As official media partners of CDAO UK the EM360Tech team was there to speak with exhibitors, attendees and experts attending the event about all the latest tech trends, hottest topics, and newest innovations. 

In this interview, we spoke to Joerg Tewes, Chief Executive Officer at Exasol, about the impact of Data analytics and AI on large enterprises.

 


 About Exasol

Exasol is a high-performance analytics database provider bringing increased productivity, cost-savings and flexibility to redefine how businesses use data – on their own terms, without having to compromise.

Exasol helps companies transform business intelligence (BI) into better insights with Exasol Espresso, the world’s fastest, most versatile query engine that plugs into existing data stacks. With its purposely-built columnar database, Massively Parallel Processing architecture and auto-tuning capabilities, Espresso serves as an easy-to-deploy BI accelerator, working with any data tool to turbocharge complex queries and deliver insights at blazing speeds. With Exasol Espresso, organizations can turn higher volumes of data into faster, deeper and cheaper insights.

Ellis Stewart
Content Manager at EM360Tech
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Ellis Stewart is the Content Manager at EM360Tech. With a background in Copywriting and Translation, Ellis has written for a variety of different companies ranging from the Spanish Ministry of Education to a Health Club in Liverpool. He now lends his talents to the enterprise tech industry, contributing weekly tech articles for the platform. In his free time, Ellis enjoys baking, travelling and walking his Cockapoo, Tilly.