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Making Big Data Work for Your Business

You're reading from   Making Big Data Work for Your Business A clear, practical and simple guide to ensuring effective Big Data analytics for your business

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2014
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ISBN-13 9781783000982
Length 170 pages
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Sudhi Ranjan Sinha Sudhi Ranjan Sinha
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Table of Contents (15) Chapters Close

Making Big Data Work for Your Business
Credits
Foreword
About the Author
Acknowledgments
About the Reviewers
Preface
1. Building Your Strategy Framework 2. Creating an Opportunity Landscape and Collecting Your Gold Coins FREE CHAPTER 3. Managing Your Big Data Projects Effectively 4. Building the Right Technology Landscape 5. Building a Winning Team 6. Managing Investments and Monetization of Data 7. Driving Change Effectively 8. Driving Communication Effectively

Understanding the difference between Enterprise Data Warehouse and Big Data


In your Big Data journey, you are likely to get exposed to the big ongoing debate between building large Enterprise Data Warehouses (EDW) or Massive Parallel Data warehouses (MPP) and Big Data. If your organization has already invested in large data warehouse systems, you are likely to face resistance from certain quarters on the new necessity to invest in Big Data. If you already have a data warehouse, you will at least be expected to resolve what happens to that investment with your new Big Data initiatives. In this section, we will tackle some of these questions.

Bill Inmon, the widely acclaimed father of the data warehouse, describes one as "a subject-oriented, nonvolatile, integrated, time-variant collection of data created for the purpose of the management's decision making." Data warehouses require data that is inherently structured and of very good quality. The entire premise of a data warehouse is built on...

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