This is the era of big data. A lot of data is in front of us. There's a lot of data being collected and stored in real time that we believe we can see everything.
So what did we see and what did we find?
In fact, it is important to consider the purpose and method of "how to find what," rather than the large and smallness of the data.
With the advent of big data, the expansion of wearable devices has allowed us to see human signals in real time. A number of biometric information is collected and stored through tests we receive on visits to hospitals for medical purposes. However, depending on the purpose of identifying the information, it is possible to prevent and treat the disease. In short, depending on how you look at the information, you can find the disease and be diagnosed as healthy in some areas. There are no panacea in the world yet. In order to leverage big data, the exact purpose of use and the goal of system deployment must be accurate. However, big data solution companies' flash presentations and brochures only make big data bubble bigger.
We are still looking at a mountain called Big Data. They don't know where to go from there, what to find, or how to find it. There are only hiking boots and backpacks.
Now we have to leave. Big Data is a journey to the mountains in front of us. They can be longer and higher than they are. Be prepared.
Steve(JongMyoung) Park, Ph.D.
Ph.D. in Business Administration
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