Kim Thomas
Kim Thomas is a Database Architect at Fiserv, primarily for delivering open source databases across the enterprise. Knowledgeable in DBaaS, Relational, Columnar, Big Data, OLAP, OLTP, NoSQL, and DB Operator technologies, he has been working with various database technologies for the past 25 years.
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