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Simple Approch to Big Data

Big Data


Big Data is data sets that are so voluminous and complex that can’t be handle through tradition 
statistical and Data Science approaches. “
All the time, Peoples and the rest of universe (electrons, protons,atoms,molecules,trees,animals,birds,
rivers,sea,air, weather ,world,sky ,stars,planets,...whole the universe) generating massive amounts of
 data which we didn’t gave notice  until now .
But with the Internet ,WWW and recent emergence of Smart devices(Sensors ,mobiles ,Internet of 
Things  IOT )capturing those massive flood of data and sinking both Academia and Enterprises  within 
 by urging to handle them efficiently.

Big data is often characterized by 3Vs:
  • the extreme Volume of data,
  • the wide Variety of data types
  • the Velocity at which the data must be processed.
Although big data doesn't equate to any specific volume of data, the term is often used to describe terabytes,  
petabytes and even  exabytes of data captured over time.
 
Big Data has countless applications in domains such as  Business,Educations,HealthCare,Banking,Government,
Defense,Scientific research etc. And the Big Data Analytics improve the quality of those domain as they were 
never being before.
The importance of big data doesn’t revolve around how much data you have,but what you do with it. You can 
take data from any source and analyze it to find answers that enables,
1) cost reductions
2) time reductions
3) new product development and optimized offerings
4) smart decision making  
in any domain that Big Data and Big Data Analytics are applying.
here’s the importance and Impact of Big Data...,

WELCOME TO THE FUTURE.......,

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