Big data has caused some confusion since its introduction -- and some say that like service-oriented architecture and cloud computing before it, big data might lose its meaning. Essentially, big data ...

Big Data is NOW. It is not something that will benefit the enterprise in the future it’s already benefiting it today. From the energy to healthcare industries, airline and finance, Big Data is helping ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Digesting big data can be migraine-inducing. Knoema wants to make it as ...

Behold the ever expanding rings of big data, tech’s most overhyped sector. I say overhyped, yet demand is fierce for software, hardware and consulting services that help companies process and store ...

Jimmy is a writer and editor who publishes a weekly newsletter. You can find him on Twitter. Your local government might not be processing big data as fast as Facebook (it has crunched 30 petabytes) ...

Big Data have been used to explore a range of unusual items, but the latest research might be a unique on its own – the hunt for Sasquatch. Josh Stevens, a PhD candidate at Penn State University, has ...

Just because it’s big, doesn’t mean it’s bad so don’t be afraid of it. It’s helping the CDC save you from the closest flu outbreak, it’s fighting pirates, and it’s also helping sales & marketing ...

Jimmy is a writer and editor who publishes a weekly newsletter. You can find him on Twitter. APM — also known as asset performance metrics — creates enormous amounts of complex data. If analyzed ...

We all know the term "Big Data," but is bigger always better? What benefits does Big Data actually bring to companies? Card printer Colourfast compiled data from a study by the Business Application ...

As you may know, big data and software analytics have had a tremendous impact on modern industries. Industry disruptors like Google, Tesla, and Uber have used the many benefits presented by big data ...

Tired of hearing the buzzword “big data” yet? Regardless of how you feel about the term, it’s not going away any time soon, and here’s why: So it makes sense that we’ll soon have more data than our IT ...

These days, everybody wants to throw around the phrase “big data” like it’s some kind of savior that’ll combat shorter attention spans and the demand for increasingly granular marketing messages ...