W1 Flashcards

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Big Data is usually described according to what 3 V’s and what other 2 v’s

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a) Volume, Velocity, Variety b)Veracity & Value

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What does Volume mean?

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Terabytes, records, transitions, tables, files

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3
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What does Variety mean?

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Structured or unstructured, multi-factor, probabilistic

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4
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What does velocity mean?

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Batch, real/near time, processes, streams

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What does value mean?

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statisticla, events, correlation, hypothetical

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What does veracity mean?

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trustworthiness, authenticy, origin, reputation, availability, accountability.

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What are 9 concepts for big data

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Big data is”

  • challenging to manage
  • can be impactful
  • changing how we live our lives
  • changing how companies compete
  • should be importatnt to strategy
  • can be complex
  • by itself doesn’t create value
  • can create value if analyzed and acted on
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8
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how is big data generated?

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by living our personal and corporate lives

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9
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is big data traditional or non-traditional

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non-traditional

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10
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What does big data require in general in terms of technology to manage and apply it.

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requires innovations in teh to manage and apply it.

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11
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big data is already created by who?

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someone other than us

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12
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is big data always straightforward or can it be misleading?

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misleading

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13
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What are the 3 types of data structures ? (describe and give examples)

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Structured
Data is organized in a tabular format at the field level
Eg. Spreadsheets and data base tables
Unstructured
The structure is unknown
Eg. Images, audio, video,
Multi-structured
The structure includes a combination of tabular, hierarchical, tagged, other and unknown
Eg. Emails and Twitter feeds contain some known fields such as the From and To parties combined with unstructured text

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14
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what’s the percentage of structured vs unstrucuted data?

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80% unstructured

20% structured

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What are the 5 differences between structured and unstructured data.

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Structured: can be displayed in rows, columns and relational databased

  • numbers, dates and strings
  • estimated 20% of structured data,
  • requires less storage
  • easier to manage and protect with legcy solutions.

Unstrucutred data - can’t be displayed in rows or columns and relational databases,
-includes images, audio, video, emails, spreadsheets
-estimated 80% of enterprise data
-requires more storage
-more difficultto manage and protect with legacy solutions
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16
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What are the two types of big data sources?

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internal vs external

17
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Name some areas where big data makes an impact

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list out some examples - see slide

18
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what are some sectors using big data analytics

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see slide