Chapter 17 Flashcards

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Business Intelligence (BI)

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an assortment of software applications used to analyze an organization’s raw data

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Decision Support Systems (DSS)

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computer-based systems that support an organization’s decision-making activities

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how much does big data or poor quality data cost a big business?

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around 600 billion annually causes them to make poor quality decisions

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Big Data

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all the data the collect even if they don’t actually use it, data includes information about people, places, things, etc.
could be text messages, photos someones posts, emails, anything that can be collected

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How can marketing, transportation, govt. and public administration, healthcare, and cyber security?

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Marketing- the more data they have on customers increases their ability to advertise products to customers well

Transportation- the more info they have on people and what kind of transportation people are using and which is preferred

Govt and public administration- more info about people in cities to improve funding goals for each cities public health

healthcare- the more info they have on health and habit of people better idea of how many doctors the city needs

cyber security- security online

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how did we get here with collecting data and how much data is generated?

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started in the 1950’s, organizations started using and processing data and information to support the tactical and strategic decisions they made, or were going to make

things like personality tests

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Structured data

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fixed formats, well labeled and often with traditional fields, needs to hav a recognizable pattern that allows it to be queried, searched, and in a standard format

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Unstructured data

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disorganized data that cannot be easily read or processed by a computer because it is not stored in rows and columns like traditional data tables

is like collecting massive amounts of facebook messages and instagram posts to determine future fashion trends
90% of all data is unstructured

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Semi structured data

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mix of unstructured and structured data and can possibly be converted into structured data, but not without a lot of work.

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the 4 V’s of big data

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volume
velocity
variety
veracity

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Volume

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Refers to the amount of data collected by an organization. How much data does your business need, and where do you keep it once you’ve collected it

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velocity

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how fast data is collected and how quickly you can analyze the data

90% of the data has been created in the last 2 years
every 60 seconds videos are uploaded on the internet

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variety

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what data is collected, Structured, Semi-structured, or Unstructured

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veracity

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is the data complete and whole and is it well structured

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CRM, Customer Relationship Management

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one type of software thats used to hold customer information, system that holds information about sales, marketing, customer service records

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Enterprise Resource Planning system ERP

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how resources are used whats the customer relationship to the business, helps them plan resources and how to market them

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Data warehouses

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used for big businesses

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datamart

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used for smaller medium sized businesses and are cheaper, cant collect as much data and dont have all the data to ask as specific questions to help them market

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ETL

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means Extract, Transform, and Load data

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Extract

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extracting information/ data, when you determine where your data resides, you can start extracting it, often from Customer Relationship Management (CRM) or Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software

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Transform

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Once you’ve extracted data, it needs to become normalized
normalizing data means organizing it into fields and records of a relational database it provides the standard format to analyze data

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Load

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Once data is transformed and normalized, it’s ready to be finally transferred into the data warehouse or datamart
loading sometimes happens daily weekly, or hourly

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Hadoop

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  • has yellow elephant logo from creators sons stuffed animal
  • open source project under apache
  • its a cluster system HDFS (hadoop filing system)
  • lets you store bigger files than you typically can and many many files
  • its a distributed file system
  • best for large companies like facebook, ebay, american express, google, target, walmart, airefares
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MapReduce

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processes all the data , its the processing arm or engine of Hadoop was created in 2005

25
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data mining

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called Data Discovery is the examination of huge sets of data to find patterns and connections, and identify outliers.

like when u watch something and they start suggesting similar things

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topic analytics

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catalogued into different categories based on the topic
tries to catalog phrases of an organization’s customer feedback into relevant topics

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Business analytics

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try to predict future trends to give them a competitive advantage

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Forms of business analytics

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Descriptive- uses past research

Predictive- trying to predict future patterns

Decision- uses descriptive and predictive, past and present to make decisions

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how do you display the analytics and or data you share (data visualization)

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power points and dashboards