Neosynapse Logo solving big data problems

The “Big” in “Big Data” can mean a lot of things — volume, performance, complexity. But some make the mistake of assuming it means Big Costs.  Considering product vendors are the main source of articles, white papers, and presentations on the topic, it’s an understandable mistake.

Vendors have their place in every engagement, but it is essential that they be managed properly.  Some of their goals, like having a successful launch, match yours.  But other goals, such as creating lock-in, establishing lengthy maintenance contracts, and using you as an early adopter of their latest products, are contrary to your interests.

Balancing these interests is critical to both the short- and long-term success of your technology investments. This is an area where Neosynapse excels.

By bringing both technology and business expertise to every engagement, Neosynapse can chart a course that accomplishes all your goals.  By keeping one eye on TCO and ROI, and the other on your performance and operational requirements, our teams can design, develop, and implement systems that meet your precise needs – without waste.

At the end of our engagement, our intelligence becomes your intellectual property.  This includes introducing new business processes to maintain the value of your investment, as well as educating your technical staff so they can operate and enhance your new data platform on a daily basis.

What our clients are saying:

Wish AOL hired David to be CTO.
Mark Goldstein,
Senior Director, AOL
David drove the project to completion and was extremely effective in a difficult corporate environment. I would hire him again without question.
Warren Schlichting,
SVP Comcast
Cory’s interdisciplinary background gave him the ability to see patterns and solutions across different domains that were not apparent to others on the team. These valuable insights have led to opportunities for improvement in the way Intel manages its relationships with academic institutions. I am looking forward to my next occasion to work with Cory.
Ken Anderson, Intel Corporation
David has the uncanny gift of identifying business needs by asking on-the-mark questions at a macro level and translating them to applications in a most granular and accurate fashion.
Gerard Broussard,
VP Media Insights & Analytics
David did a phenomenal job working in an environment that lacked structure and requirements definition by bringing experience and a calming influence to Canoe.
Michael Iacovelli,
VP Platform & PMO