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The global volume of data is exploding and many organizations rely on its accuracy to make strategic business decisions because it serves as their lifeblood and without it, they cannot function properly. Unfortunately, most decisions are based on the smaller fraction of available data i.e. structured data while the larger part, the unstructured part, is unattended. Data is rapidly expanding, changing and coming from a variety of sources, thus making the storage, protection, handling and management of both structured and unstructured data i.e. Big Data (BD), a challenge. This paper after comprehensively discussing the theories of data in detail, proposes a feasible, conceptual framework for Big Data adoption by any organization. It gives insight to the potentials of Big Data analytics versus Traditional Data analytics and also presents various tools and techniques that can be adopted for data analysis. Importantly, this paper would help organizations define their expectations from Big Data analytics and its influence on customer’s perception. This paper also discusses the challenges and opportunities inherent in Big Data and sets a research path in solving issues arising from its analytics and adoption.
Data, Structured Data, Unstructured Data, Big Data (BD), Big Data Analytics, Traditional Data Analytics, Framework, Opportuni-ties, Challenges
Data, Structured Data, Unstructured Data, Big Data (BD), Big Data Analytics, Traditional Data Analytics, Framework, Opportuni-ties, Challenges
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