What has improved with the use of big data? Are they getting more benefit than the cost of introducing big data?
Perhaps the question is for those who submit proposals in front of managers seeking to introduce big data.
What would you say if you were a big data proposition?
Numerous data can be implemented graphically. "So what's good about that?" You can get insights from data visualization. It is questionable whether the insights gained at the expense will be worth it.
On the other hand, there are many cases where data visualizations can be used in the academic world to visualize structures that have been theoretically only, reversing the arguments of existing papers. Big data can be a big challenge for someone.
A close look at advertisements for engineers related to big data indicates a globally competent person. Frequent people to do everything from data analysis to big data system configuration and maintenance. If you have someone like that, please contact me.
Over the past few weeks, I have written about privacy, a barrier to using big data. Although I described it as a barrier to big data, it could be a new opportunity from privacy protection. The integrated operation of the entire personal information will increase efficiency. There is a condition that governance is perfect on the ground.
So far, the use of big data has shown a lot of detail about how it will change the world. (Of course from my point of view.) Big data now feels just like an adventure version of BI. The expansion of systems that have become relatively inexpensive is just storing up a lot of data. In the future, the use of true big data will require a positive attitude to accommodate social needs for analysis. Without specific goals and quantified figures on what and how to improve, it would be a huge waste of money. If we don't use it now, it will be rubbish tomorrow.
Steve(JongMyoung) Park, Ph.D.
Ph.D. in Business Administration
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