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Real-Time Retail with IBM and SingleStoreDB

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Mahesh Dodani - Ph.D, Industry Chief Engineer - Consumer, Travel, & Transportation Industries, IBM
Sugandan Barathy - Partner Solutions Architect, SingleStore

Real-Time Retail with IBM and SingleStoreDB

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Data is key for retailers looking to create rich customer experiences and generate powerful business insights. Yet traditional data architectures create hurdles for both these objectives. Front-end applications run slow, leading to lost revenue. At the back end, data analytics are delayed by hours or days, causing blindspots for business decision makers.

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  • Top and bottom-line opportunities for real-time in the retail industry — CX, inventory management and more
  • How to architect your real-time data architecture for applications and analytics with SingleStoreDB
  • What the success journey can look like for IBM retail customers with a real-time data platform like SingleStoreDB

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Mahesh Dodani - Ph.D, Industry Chief Engineer - Consumer, Travel, & Transportation Industries, IBM
Mahesh Dodani
Ph.D, Industry Chief Engineer - Consumer, Travel, & Transportation Industries, IBM
Sugandan Barathy - Partner Solutions Architect, SingleStore
Sugandan Barathy
Partner Solutions Architect, SingleStore

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