Big Data Partnership

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Big Data Partnership

Company type	Private
Industry	Big data data science computer services
Founded	2012
Headquarters	London, United Kingdom
Key people	Carmen Carey, CEO Mike Merritt-Holmes, CSO Pinal Gandhi, COO Tim Seears, CTO
Services	Big data consulting certified training support
Website	www.bigdatapartnership.com

Big Data Partnership was a specialist big data professional services company based in London, UK. It provides consultancy, certified training and support to Europe, the Middle East and Africa-based enterprises.

Big Data Partnership provides expertise in platforms including Apache Hadoop, Apache Cassandra, Elasticsearch, Apache HBase, Apache Spark, Apache Storm and Couchbase.

Big Data Partnership was founded in 2012 by Mike Merritt-Holmes, Pinal Gandhi and Tim Seears and formed partnerships with companies including Hortonworks, MapR, WANdisco, Databricks, Amazon Web Services, Intel and Elasticsearch.

In June 2014, Big Data Partnership announced Series A funding led by Beringea LLP, an international venture capital firm with offices in London and Detroit.^[1]

In 2016, Big Data Partnership was acquired by Teradata to join their ThinkBig practice. ^[2]