Big Data

Glossary

"Big Data"

Explain the meaning of big data.

What is Big Data?

Big data refers to the data that is generated daily in such large volumes and in such a wide variety of formats that it is difficult to process using conventional database management systems, etc. Although there is no clear definition, it generally refers to data that has the characteristics known as the "three Vs": volume, variety, and velocity (speed or frequency).

Specifically, this includes access logs and behavioral and purchasing history obtained from websites, social media posts, data collected by IoT devices and sensors, communication data between industrial machines such as M2M (Machine to Machine), multimedia data such as video, audio, and images published and send over the Internet, data such as documents and emails created in offices, and data generated by business systems.

Nowadays, big data processing technology has advanced, making it possible to analyze big data to identify customer behavior patterns and target demographics, and predict trends.

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