4.1 Data Flashcards

1
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Define Data

A

Collection of facts

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2
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What is obtained from data?

A

All knowledge

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3
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Why is it vital to look after data (and information)?

A

Accurate
Unique
Secure

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4
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Define Big Data

A

Data that’s so large, fast or complex that it’s difficult / impossible to process using traditional methods

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5
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Who articulated big data as the three V’s and when did it happen?

A

Doug Laney

Early 2000’s

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6
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What are the three V’s?

A

Volume
Velocity
Variety

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7
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Define each of the three V’s

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Volume:
Organisations collect data from variety of sources 
Business transactions
Smart IOT devices
Industrial equipment
Videos 
Social media

Velocity:
Data streams into business at unprecedented speed (real time) and must be handled in timely manner

Variety:
Data comes in all types of formats
Structured - numeric data in traditional databases
Unstructured - text documents, emails, videos, audios, stock ticker data, financial transactions

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8
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What are the big 10 applications of big data?

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  1. Banking
  2. Communication, media, entertainment
  3. Healthcare
  4. Education
  5. Manufacturing and natural resources
  6. Government
  7. Insurance
  8. Retail and wholesale
  9. Transport
  10. Energy and utilities
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