Big Data Analytics: A High-End Strategy to Improve Business Growth

Big Data Analytics: A High-End Strategy to Improve Business Growth

Capital Markets CIO Outlook | Tuesday, April 23, 2019

As a result of deployments of AI and machine learning technologies in various industries, businesses are generating massive amounts of data. Thus, the organizations today cannot move forward without leveraging the data management technologies like big data management and data analytics. Recently, big data has changed to a business-driven-data approach from a departmental approach with much advancements and increased focus on data analytics. One of the common reasons behind the adoption of the data management technologies is nothing but to stay ahead with the high competition in the current business market.

Today, big data management encompasses business with an assured existence and consistent growth, and it provides a variety of opportunities for organizations to create new trends in different areas of business. Previously, big data management was adopted only by large-scale organizations, but now this practice is common in both large as well as small-sized businesses. This situation has led to a highly increased level of growth at an unbelievably rapid pace.

The agility of the IoT networks will be a significant trend that is going to disrupt big data management in the coming years. IoT and its connected devices are the creators of big data, and thus, the fast-growing IoT devices will create large amounts of data in real-time. Predictive analytics is one of the most prominent benefits of the data analytics that will offer customized insights and can enable organizations to generate new customer engagements or sales and support cross-sell opportunities. Predictive analytics can also create an integration of technology with various business streams such as healthcare, finance, automotive, hospitality, retailing, aerospace, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing industries.

Quantum computing is yet another trend in big data management that enables weather predictions, solves complex medical problems, encrypts seamless data, provides real conversations, and offer better financial modeling. These big data and data analytics trends will be the best-in-time applications for the future development and existence of the organizations that are currently being used and will disrupt data management in businesses.

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