Justin Borgman
12 statements across 3 episodes · 4 bullish · 3 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Dec 5, 2013 by Justin Borgman · across every show →
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Dec 5, 2013 bearish
Justin Borgman: Big data IT consulting will decline as software matures
“I think on the IT side, ah, I think there's a lot of opportunity for consulting right now because these technologies are so new and so complicated and so hard to use, but I think, ah, as time goes on, companies like HADAP, which are really trying to productize…”
Dec 5, 2013
Mar 19, 2019
Borgman: Modern architecture requires separated storage, open formats, and abstraction
“The three keys in my view to a data architecture that can stand the test of time are first and foremost, embrace this new, ah, frontier of storage compute separation. I'll talk about that in a moment. Use open data formats wherever possible. That is really, re…”
Mar 19, 2019 positive
Borgman: Storage and compute separation provides cost flexibility through on-demand scaling
“You can leave all of your data in S three, which is essentially your lowest cost option, right? In the cloud. And you can spin up these EC two nodes as needed as demand increases for whatever workload you're doing. And as a result, you have all this cost flexi…”
Mar 19, 2019 negative
Justin Borgman: Specialized data tools lead to silos and vendor lock-in
“Over time, that creates a lot of data silos, and in particular, as you create these data silos, you're confronted with vendor lock-in, particularly if you're using proprietary databases or storage as your underlying infrastructure for these different use cases…”
Mar 19, 2019 positive
Borgman: SQL abstraction layers insulate users from underlying data changes
“My view is creating a sequel abstraction layer at least in the context of sequel analytics is a big part of the answer and by doing that if you if you use something that allows you to separate storage from compute and allows you to query any data source you ca…”
Jan 30, 2025 bearish
Borgman: Tabular acquisition gives Databricks marketing win, not open-source control
“I think probably the biggest thing that they get out of the acquisition is the ability to tell the market, That they can do iceberg two and not look like they had made a mistake with Dell with Delta. You know, that, that they can, they get sort of a marketing …”
Jan 30, 2025
Jan 30, 2025 neutral
Jan 30, 2025 positive
Borgman: Databricks will not control or kill Apache Iceberg
“Iceberg has, you know, is, is bigger than Databricks, honestly. And it will continue to be, I think, the ubiquitous format. You know, so if they had hopes of, like, killing it, I don't think that worked. If they had hopes of controlling it, I don't really thin…”
Jan 30, 2025 positive
Justin Borgman: Open-source enterprise infrastructure beats proprietary alternatives over time
“I believe, gradually over time, enterprise software technology, at least infrastructure technology, wherever there are two things that are mostly the same, and one is open and one is not, the open is going to win over time.”