Zicari: Big Data: A Data-Driven Society
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Roberto Zicari talk at Stanford reviews how Big Data is enabling a data-driven economy, examines 3 Big Data research challenges, and makes a case for Big Data for Social Good.
By Gregory Piatetsky,
@kdnuggets, Dec 6, 2014.
Roberto V. Zicari, professor of Database and Information Systems at the Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany, a leading database expert, and the Editor of
ODBMS.ORG portal for Big Data and New Data Management Technologies, recently gave a talk at Stanford
Big Data: A Data-Driven Society?
Here are the presentation slides (PDF).
Abstract:
I review how Big Data is enabling a data-driven economy, look at what to do with Big Data, and look at the consequences of a society being reshaped by "systematically building on data analytics". Then, I outline some of the Big Data research challenges in three areas: Data, Processes, and Management. I will conclude making a case for Big Data for Social Good - Big Data can be leveraged to better serve the people who generate the data, and ultimately the society in which we live.
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Roberto V. Zicari, professor of Database and Information Systems at the Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany, a leading database expert, and the Editor of
ODBMS.ORG portal for Big Data and New Data Management Technologies, recently gave a talk at Stanford
Big Data: A Data-Driven Society?
Here are the presentation slides (PDF).
Abstract:
I review how Big Data is enabling a data-driven economy, look at what to do with Big Data, and look at the consequences of a society being reshaped by "systematically building on data analytics". Then, I outline some of the Big Data research challenges in three areas: Data, Processes, and Management. I will conclude making a case for Big Data for Social Good - Big Data can be leveraged to better serve the people who generate the data, and ultimately the society in which we live.
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