The reality is that big data has absolutely no value unless you can build insights. And insights have no value unless you can distribute those insights in the right format
“The first dimension is to identify the different business drivers within your company. What are the most important ares within you company that drive revenue and how can you improve
Big data is a vague term for a massive phenomenon that has rapidly become an obsession with entrepreneurs, scientists, governments and the media.
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“A recent IDG study predicts enterprises will have spent, on average, about $8M on Big Data initiatives in 2014. That’s really not too surprising, as Big Data analysis promises better
“Big data” can seem like a lofty, unattainable concept. A variety of definitions cover the term, but essentially, it’s a wealth of data that’s analyzed to uncover trends, patterns and
“Here, we break down how the industry has changed over time, and show the projected path for the years to come. And trust us, big data is no where near
Bloomberg News Clip on Big Data.
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