The only consistent thing in big data, as elsewhere, is change. New technologies are developed, new methods of integrating with legacy technologies evolve, and exciting new applications are constancy emerging.
- [Instructor] If you've been in the tech world … or even just watching for more than, say, six months, … then one thing is clear. … It's a rollercoaster. … It's got constant ups and downs and twists and turns. … It's never the same, … and as a result it's also always exciting. … I've mentioned elsewhere how the changes in the data world, … as anywhere, build on one another like climbing stairs. … Data science led to big data, … which led to machine learning, … which led to artificial intelligence as we now know it, … and so on up and up, step by step. … And one implication of that is … that anything I could tell you … about specific technologies or practices … like Docker containers or Kubernetes … will almost inevitably be obsolete within just a few years. … But this is not a cry of hopelessness. … Rather, it's a call to action. … The idea here is that there will always, … always be new technology. … There will be new hardware and new software … that can be used for collecting data, processing data, …
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9/19/2019- Identify the components that make up big data.
- Examine how big data has grown over the last few years.
- Explain the importance of using big data in business organizations.
- Distinguish between knowledge requirements for using big data and for understanding data science.
- Justify the need for training on big data within an organization.
- Analyze the factors that go into utilizing big data on a project.
- Differentiate outcomes that are derived from big data from outcomes that are derived from observing behaviors.
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