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This is of great importance to remove the barrier between the stored data and the use of the data by every employee in a company. If we talk about BigData, data visualization is crucial to more successfully drive high-level decision making. Prescriptive analytics. In forecasting future events.
It utilises Amazon Web Services (AWS) as its main data lake, processing over 550 billion events daily—equivalent to approximately 1.3 petabytes of data. The architecture is divided into two main categories: data at rest and data in motion. The platform employs BigDataanalytics to monitor user interactions in real time.
This involves several key processes: Extract, Transform, Load (ETL): The ETL process extracts data from different sources, transforms it into a suitable format by cleaning and enriching it, and then loads it into a datawarehouse or data lake. Data Lakes: These store raw, unprocessed data in its original format.
It utilises the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) and MapReduce for efficient data management, enabling organisations to perform bigdataanalytics and gain valuable insights from their data. Ensuring seamless data flow and compatibility between systems requires careful planning and execution.
Data from various sources, collected in different forms, require data entry and compilation. That can be made easier today with virtual datawarehouses that have a centralized platform where data from different sources can be stored. One challenge in applying data science is to identify pertinent business issues.
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