DocumentCode
3525870
Title
Analytics: Key to Go from Generating Big Data to Deriving Business Value
Author
Arora, Deepali ; Malik, Piyush
Author_Institution
Dept. of Electr. & Comput. Eng., Univ. of Victoria, Victoria, TX, USA
fYear
2015
fDate
March 30 2015-April 2 2015
Firstpage
446
Lastpage
452
Abstract
The potential to extract actionable insights from Big Data has gained increased attention of researchers in academia as well as several industrial sectors. The field has become interesting and problems look even more exciting to solve ever since organizations have been trying to tame large volumes of complex and fast arriving Big Data streams through newer computing paradigms. However, extracting meaningful and actionable information from Big Data is a challenging and daunting task. The ability to generate value from large volumes of data is an art which combined with analytical skills needs to be mastered in order to gain competitive advantage in business. The ability of organizations to leverage the emerging technologies and integrate Big Data into their enterprise architectures effectively depends on the maturity level of the technology and business teams, capabilities they develop as well as the strategies they adopt. In this paper, through selected use cases, we demonstrate how statistical analyses, machine learning algorithms, optimization and text mining algorithms can be applied to extract meaningful insights from the data available through social media, online commerce, telecommunication industry, smart utility meters and used for variety of business benefits, including improving security. The nature of applied analytical techniques largely depends on the underlying nature of the problem so a one-size-fits-all solution hardly exists. Deriving information from Big Data is also subject to challenges associated with data security and privacy. These and other challenges are discussed in context of the selected problems to illustrate the potential of Big Data analytics.
Keywords
Big Data; business data processing; data integration; data mining; data privacy; learning (artificial intelligence); optimisation; statistical analysis; text analysis; Big Data integration; Big Data streams; analytical skills; analytical techniques; business benehts; business teams; business value; computing paradigms; data privacy; data security; enterprise architectures; information extraction; large-data volumes; machine learning algorithm; maturity level; one-size-hts-all solution; online commerce; optimization algorithm; security improvement; smart utility meters; social media; statistical analysis; telecommunication industry; text mining algorithm; Algorithm design and analysis; Big data; Companies; Machine learning algorithms; Security; Sentiment analysis; algorithms; big data; machine learning; review;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Big Data Computing Service and Applications (BigDataService), 2015 IEEE First International Conference on
Conference_Location
Redwood City, CA
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/BigDataService.2015.62
Filename
7184914
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