Big Data: A Very Short Introduction (Very Short by Dawn E. Holmes (PB 2017)
Discover the transformative power of Big Data with this concise introduction. Understand how data, collected and organized for centuries, has exploded exponentially with the rise of the internet, encompassing everything from social media traffic to GPS data. 'Big Data' represents a fundamental shift, not just a volume increase, driven by new technologies and their applications in business and government. This book explores how data is stored, analyzed, and exploited by corporations and health organizations, revolutionizing business operations and medical research. It also delves into the crucial ethical considerations, examining cases like the Snowden affair, data security, and the hijacking of smart devices. Part of Oxford University Press's acclaimed 'Very Short Introductions' series, this book offers a clear and insightful overview of a complex topic. Written by Dawn E. Holmes, it features 152 pages of essential information. Summary: Big Data: A Very Short Introduction by Oxford University Press, written by Dawn E. Holmes. This paperback book is 152 pages long and covers the topic of big data, its applications, and ethical implications.
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Discover the transformative power of Big Data with this concise introduction. Understand how data, collected and organized for centuries, has exploded exponentially with the rise of the internet, encompassing everything from social media traffic to GPS data. 'Big Data' represents a fundamental shift, not just a volume increase, driven by new technologies and their applications in business and government. This book explores how data is stored, analyzed, and exploited by corporations and health organizations, revolutionizing business operations and medical research. It also delves into the crucial ethical considerations, examining cases like the Snowden affair, data security, and the hijacking of smart devices. Part of Oxford University Press's acclaimed 'Very Short Introductions' series, this book offers a clear and insightful overview of a complex topic. Written by Dawn E. Holmes, it features 152 pages of essential information. Summary: Big Data: A Very Short Introduction by Oxford University Press, written by Dawn E. Holmes. This paperback book is 152 pages long and covers the topic of big data, its applications, and ethical implications.
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Discover the transformative power of Big Data with this concise introduction. Understand how data, collected and organized for centuries, has exploded exponentially with the rise of the internet, encompassing everything from social media traffic to GPS data. 'Big Data' represents a fundamental shift, not just a volume increase, driven by new technologies and their applications in business and government. This book explores how data is stored, analyzed, and exploited by corporations and health organizations, revolutionizing business operations and medical research. It also delves into the crucial ethical considerations, examining cases like the Snowden affair, data security, and the hijacking of smart devices. Part of Oxford University Press's acclaimed 'Very Short Introductions' series, this book offers a clear and insightful overview of a complex topic. Written by Dawn E. Holmes, it features 152 pages of essential information. Summary: Big Data: A Very Short Introduction by Oxford University Press, written by Dawn E. Holmes. This paperback book is 152 pages long and covers the topic of big data, its applications, and ethical implications.
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Age group | Adult |
Gender | unisex |
Brand | Dawn E. Holmes |
format | trade paperback |
Language | english |
series | very short introductions ser. |
type | textbook |
age level | adults |
Size | 17.27 x 11.43 x 1.27 cm |
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