The impact of leveraging big data in your organization could prove to be a boon or a bane.
Big data utopia can become a reality if an organization leverages analytics to streamline its processes. If big data utopia becomes a reality, it holds the potential to transform multiple industries.
Building trust in artficial intelligence (AI) is vital to promote the adoption of the technology. In the digital era, where there is an unstoppable increase in smartphone usage, consumers are empowered to buy anything at any given time.
Analysing ratings and recommendations by using big data helps determine the possibility of a customer repaying debt, buying a good or service, or the fate of a movie at the box office.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the travel industry by offering the best deals to customers as well as accelerating growth. The rapid development in AI has made almost all industries curious about this technology.
In the era of Big Data, data quality - or how clean the data is - inevitably floats to the surface. Data scientists typically refer to data as dirty when it has a number of basic flaws:
I'm going to put my geek hat on for a bit. Over the course of the last couple of months I've been exploring semantic modeling from the standpoint of "context-free" design - where I've been looking for patterns that seem to hold true regardless of what the data topic itself. One pattern that I feel comfortable now identifying is "The Rule of One", or put another way "Ted Codd was right".