Lecture 39: Computer System Data Architecture: Design, Mining, & Warehousing

Date & Time: Thursday July 14, 2011 – 7:30 PM

Location: Montgomery Community College (Rockville Campus) – Humanity Building (HU), Conference Room 009 ( Get Directions, Campus Map )

Speaker: Mr. Abdi Ayati

Synopsis:

Mr. Ayati’s talk will address the challenges of Computer System Data Architecture: Design, Mining, & Warehousing while focusing on Census 2010 Data, and Fannie Mae. The following topics will be covered:
• Data Management in today’s world of “Big Data” and Social Network Systems
• Challenges associated with Data Management when billions of transactions and Petabytes of data are created daily
• Enterprise Data Architecture: The standard Enterprise Data Architecture Methodology
• Corporate Information Factory
• Design and challenges of a CIF
• Data Warehousing: Definition , Uses and Challenges
• Data Mining: Definition , Uses and Challenges
• Census 2010 Data Architecture Challenges.

About the Speaker:

Abdi Ayati owns his own Computer System Architecture Company here in Rockville Maryland. He finished his high school in Tehran’s Alborz high in 1974. He came to the United Stated, that year, and finished his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical University. He and his company have been contracted by some of the largest companies around the world: MCI, AT&T, Verizon, British Telecom, & Ford Motor Company. Recently, he has been involved with financial giants such as Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac. In 2008, he was awarded the 2010 Census Bureau project as the lead Data Architect. This project is one of the most important and politically sensitive projects in the Federal Government. He is currently contracted with a private company in California designing a series of products for a Social Network Site whose goal is to speed up the democratization process in an ever expanding virtual universe.

Fee (including dinner): $5 Students, $15 Public

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