Why you need to look at Google BigQuery for your enterprise data

It’s been a year since we held the last Google BigQuery webinar and a lot has changed in terms of how the tool is being leveraged by organizations to really take their data – both online and offline – to the next level for the business.

We’ve got uses cases from data storage to online/offline attribution and forecasting to tell you about, not to mention some enormous data warehouse cost savings.

(Update: you can now read a summary of the webinar and watch it on-demand)

As far as data-querying tools go, BigQuery is lightning-fast, in the cloud, and easy to use, and we’re seeing proof of its ability to help unlock business benefits within very large, disparate data sets.

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Corey Koberg is a Founder and co-CEO at Cardinal Path where he leads the analysis, data science, media, and product development teams. He is a well-known speaker, having keynoted and led sessions on advertising, analytics, and optimization at conferences and events across the globe. Over the last decade he has taught thousands on the topics of online marketing measurement, statistical analysis, and optimization. He is the author of Display Advertising: An Hour A Day (Wiley, 2012), Google Analytics Essential Training (Lynda.com, 2011) and technical editor of several works, among them Performance Marketing with Google Analytics (Wiley, 2010), Google AdWords Essential Training (Lynda.com, 2011), and Google Website Optimizer Essential Training (Lynda.com, 2010) As a Principal, he has worked with dozens of Fortune 500 companies, such as Google, Chevron, Intel, NBC, Papa John’s, National Geographic, Time Warner, Universal Music, DeVry University, and others, to improve the effectiveness of their online presence through results-oriented, data-driven optimization. Corey holds a degree in electrical and computer engineering from the University of Illinois and has been involved in Internet-related engineering and consulting for over 15 years, beginning his career in the NCSA labs that developed the world’s first web browser. Corey is a proud husband and father of three children and enjoys sailboat racing, downhill skiing, and photography. He is involved on a volunteer basis with the University of Illinois and the local Emergency Response Team.