In spite of all the enthusiasm big data brings, what is overlooked is something that lies at the very stage of procurement.
The world is yet to see a technology that can dissect what we call the data tsunami, leaving enough space for ambiguity when large chunks of data are scored on their usefulness for a particular procurer.
The majority of big data analysis for commercial support happens at a much later stage. What Meta Data provides you, or even technology, can be highly erroneous. Without confirmation about every detail, scanning or filtering is only a matter chance when it comes to getting it right.
However, cloud computing scientists are on the verge of discovering excellent programs, which can hopefully guide upgraded data-capture apps towards correct information at a relatively early stage (procurement).
So here's what you can expect by the end of this decade (2020):
So there's more hope than you think, my friend!
Till next time,
Derek.
The world is yet to see a technology that can dissect what we call the data tsunami, leaving enough space for ambiguity when large chunks of data are scored on their usefulness for a particular procurer.
The majority of big data analysis for commercial support happens at a much later stage. What Meta Data provides you, or even technology, can be highly erroneous. Without confirmation about every detail, scanning or filtering is only a matter chance when it comes to getting it right.
However, cloud computing scientists are on the verge of discovering excellent programs, which can hopefully guide upgraded data-capture apps towards correct information at a relatively early stage (procurement).
So here's what you can expect by the end of this decade (2020):
- At least 30% more data accuracy (world average)
- Worldwide customer information in a click (app-driven)
- And coupled with face-recognition software, big data is already making investigative marketing a cakewalk!
So there's more hope than you think, my friend!
Till next time,
Derek.
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