Maximizing Database Performance to Improve Customer Experience

Customer experience is king. Yet surprisingly, many organizations don't think about their data architecture as the foundation of customer experience. Database latency and performance drive satisfaction - or dissatisfaction - with online shopping experiences, payment transactions, ad clicks and streaming media. Evolving data architecture to stay ahead of customer demand can be costly and time consuming if pursued in traditional ways. The good news is, a highly efficient, easily deployed combination of hardware and software can reduce CPU usage by up to 5x, increase database throughput by 10x and reduce latency by 18x.

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Join this webinar to learn:

  • How hidden backend operations consume expensive CPU core processing and affect database performance
  • What combination of hardware and software works with existing database nodes and data architectures
  • Which cross-industry use cases benefit from data acceleration, like product catalogs, fraud prevention and user profile stores
  • How a drop-in data acceleration solution drives performance up by 10x and cuts cost for latency-sensitive, customer-facing applications

Featured Speakers

  • Duk Kim
    Duk Kim
    Engineer in the Office of the CTO
    Dell Technologies

    Duk Kim is a distinguished engineer in the Office of the CTO in the Server and Infrastructure Solutions Group at Dell Technologies where he drives technology strategy for accelerators and accelerated workloads. He brings over 25 years of FPGA/ASIC development knowledge which helps drive the advancement of emerging technologies and new industry standards such as Gen-Z and CXL. He has a B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and has 13 patents with Dell Technologies.

  • Prasanna Sundararajan
    Prasanna Sundararajan
    CEO
    rENIAC

    Prasanna is an experienced architect and innovator with a track record of taking new and early stage technology concepts from inception to production. He has 30 issued patents in the areas of computing and cache architectures, security, fault tolerance & reliability, and design tools and has extensive technology experience in Multicores, GPU and FPGA-based systems. After spending nearly 13 years at Xilinx in a variety of roles, he co-founded rENIAC to bring drop-in data acceleration to customers that require ultra low latency for large scale, data-centric applications like product catalogs, media retrieval, fraud prevention and risk analytics.

  • Peggy Bresnick-Kendler
    Peggy Bresnick-Kendler
    Contributing Editor
    InformationWeek

    Peggy Bresnick Kendler has been a professional writer for the past 30 years. She has worked as an editor, publicist and school district technology coordinator. During the past decade, Peggy has worked on UBM TechWeb financial services technology-centered projects on behalf of companies that represent some of the most prominent names in the insurance, banking, and capital markets technology fields. Peggy has written a recurring department featured in Insurance & Technology since 1996, and she has produced a recurring department for Bank Systems & Technology since 2003. From 1998 through 2001, she served as editor-in-chief of School Technology Market Report, a bimonthly newsletter for school district technology leaders. Peggy formerly was manager of communications for the American Insurance Association's Service Group. She has also worked in the IT area of Dun & Bradstreet, where she reported directly to the director of IS planning and consulting. Peggy holds a Bachelor's degree in English from Skidmore College, a Master's degree in education from Sacred Heart University and a Master's degree in educational technology from Fairfield University.

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