Big Data Management Flashcards

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What is big data?

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Massive data sets that compel firms to change how data is gathered, stored, managed, analyzed and visualized

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How many categories of data assets are there?

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 Proprietary – Data assets belonging to specific
firms (e.g., transactional data)

 Purchasable – Data assets acquirable for a
price (e.g., big data brokers)

 Public – Data assets accessible from public
domain (e.g., forum postings)

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Where does data come from?

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 Technology Generated
Point-of-sale systems (e.g., kiosks and e-commerce
websites)
Sensors (e.g., GPS and smart grids)
Server logs (e.g., mobile applications and gaming
platforms)

 Human Generated
Blogging (e.g., Twitter)
Networking (e.g., Facebook)
Reviewing (e.g., Yelp)

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What are the data dimensions accessible to organizations?

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(Why) context, (who) Identity, (What) activity, (With whom) Network, (Where) Spatial, (When) Temporal, (How) Environmental.

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What are the two components of Business analytics?

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  • Assuring Transparency

* Automating Decisions

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What are the two components of Predictive analytics?

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  • Segmenting populations

* Enabling experimentation

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What are the two components of Persuasive analytics?

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  • Spurring Demand

* Innovating Business

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Tell about the Transformative Potential of Big Data

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Business analytics –> Predictive analytics –> Persuasive analytics. Husk hvad de indeholder

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Transformative Potential: What is “Assuring transparency”?

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Ensure stakeholders access to relevant analytical
information to aid in streamlining operations and
facilitating cross-boundary collaborations

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Transformative Potential: What is “Automating decisions”?

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Enhance decision making through minimizing risks and

unearthing insights that would otherwise remain hidden

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Transformative Potential: What is “Segmenting populations”?

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Allow firms to segment consumers and tailor goods
and services to meet the needs of these individual
segments

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Transformative Potential: What is “Enabling experimentation”?

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Permit firms to instrument business processes and set up
controlled experiments to discover needs, expose
variability and improve performance

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Transformative Potential: What is “Spurring demand”?

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Inducing purchase commitments through

believable data-driven recommendations

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Transformative Potential: What is “Innovating business”?

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Create novel goods and services, augment existing

ones, or invent entirely new business models

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What are the challenges to value creation from big data?

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  • Lack of policies to deal with privacy, security and legal issues associated with big data environments
  • Lack of compatible technological standards to capture, store, retrieve and analyze big data
  • Lack of deep analytical talents to unlock value of big data
  • Lack of access to complementary data for value creation
  • Lack of structural incentives to leverage big data for value creation
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What are the implications for policy makers in managing big data?

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  • Build human capital for big data
    * Initiate educational programs to increase pipeline of graduates with right skillsets and lower barriers of entry for talent pools from other regions
  • Align incentives to promote data sharing
    * Cultivate facilitating conditions for the emergence of data sharing markets
  • Balance stakeholders’ interest
    * Enact legislatin to safeguard the interests of data disclosers from abuse by exploitative organizations
  • Establish intellectual property frameworks
    * Establish intellectual property framework to incentivize data generation and sharing
  • Address technological barriers
    * Promoto standards for data integration and encourage R&D in critical areas where technological gaps exist
  • Invest in ICT infrastructure
    * Device policy interventions to support construction and maintenance of ICT infrastructure