Article: Big Data Flashcards

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Which issues are related to Big Data? Give examples.

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  • privacy and security risks (e.g. data sent to third-parties, data not securily stored)
  • Not enough regulations
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Why are customers in a disadvantaged position when it comes to firms using BD to analyze the customer´s preferences?

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  • They lack the knowledge to understand the processes
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List the 5 dimensions of Big Data

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  • Volume, Velocity, Variety, Variability, Complexity
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Describe the dimension ‘Volume’. What does it refer to? Why is it a appealing target for hackers? What difficulties exist when it comes to high data volumes?

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  • Storage of a high volume of data.
  • Hackers try to get to all this data (e.g. in a cloud environment)
  • Storage has to be outsourced
  • Concern: How to store securily (false data injections, data manipulation)
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What does predictive privacy harm mean?

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  • Customers are scared/shocked of/by highly customized offerings
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What can be a problem of high variety of data?

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  • Firms can uncover hidden connections between seemingly unrelated pieces of data
  • Makes it more difficult to detect security breaches and to react to them
  • Most organizations ‘struggle’ to manage unstructured data which can contain more sensitive data
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Why is the complexity of data so problematic?

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  • Data comes from partly not identifiable sources and there is no process to request the consent of a person for the resulting data
  • Anonymization of data is nearly impossible
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How does 5G impact BD?

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  • Faster (near real-time and higher amounts of data)
  • Hackers can download data much faster
  • Amplified technical impacts
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What is edge computing?

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  • Moving storage and networking functions closer to where the data is generated rather than to more central locations
  • Edges can have lower level of security as the central locations
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Describe the dimension ‘Velocity’.

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  • Speed is more important than volume (time-sensitive data)

- Concerns around real-time profiling and tracking technologies

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What does data variety mean?

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  • Data comes in multiple formats, e.g. structured (numeric), unstructured (text)
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What does data variability mean?

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  • Data flows vary with periodic peaks related to holidays, trends, …
  • Companies struggle to handle data flows
  • More attractive for hackers during peak season
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Make an example of a company that has made effective use of BD in MR -> explain in use of dimensions

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  • E.g. Netflix, Youtube, Google, Instagram
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