Dale Kim

Dale Kim

Sr. Director, Technical Solutions

Solving Data Challenges in the Airline Industry – and Beyond

by Dale Kim — May 1, 2023

As the pandemic ends, travel continues to pick up. And that means airlines must be ready–even for the unexpected. The...

Going Beyond Real-Time Analytics

by Dale Kim — Feb 1, 2023

Real-time data is a valuable asset for businesses, but many aren't taking full advantage. Stream processing engines can automate real-time responses.

You Can’t Do Real-Time with Your Database – It Does Not Compute

by Dale Kim — Dec 21, 2022

It does not make sense to drive your real-time operations with your database. It does not compute, and by that,...

Differences Between Hazelcast and Your Database

by Dale Kim — Nov 30, 2022

Over the years, Hazelcast has made some significant changes to its technology, evolving from its in-memory roots to a broader...

Five Reasons to Upgrade to Hazelcast Enterprise

by Dale Kim — Nov 29, 2022

There are many data processing solutions out there, so how do you choose the right one for your organization? In...

Real-Time Is More than Speed

by Dale Kim — Oct 19, 2022

Whenever I talk about today’s business trends with industry analysts who cover data platform technologies, they often mention the misconception...

A Serverless Deployment for Real-Time Infrastructure

by Dale Kim — Jul 28, 2022

Hazelcast has launched the next chapter in its journey to make real-time capabilities even easier for customers to deploy, with...

Moving Beyond Batch with the Hazelcast Platform 5.1

by Dale Kim — Mar 16, 2022

The last decade or so has been particularly interesting for enterprise technologies and data. After living so many years in...

Getting Real About Real-Time

by Dale Kim — Jul 14, 2021

Many organizations today are looking to gain real-time responsiveness from their IT infrastructure, if not for gaining competitive advantage, then...

In-Memory Computing for All (Ft. Intel Optane)

by Dale Kim — Nov 5, 2019

If you had a choice of processing data in-memory versus not in-memory, all other things being equal, wouldn’t you always...

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