Big Data

[eek]

As you know that approach falls down when you talk to real expert.

Lets be honest the odds of meeting one is very low.

[sasguru]

"Big data" has some meaning in that the tools and techniques you use for both low level stuff like ETL, data warehousing and high-level stuff like analysis, data mining and modelling need to be modified as opposed to when you have "small data"

[Mich the Tester]

As you know that approach falls down when you talk to real expert.

Theere aren't many of those in any subject, so it's probably worth taking the risk.

[sasguru]

... pretend to be an expert ....

As you know that approach falls down when you talk to real expert.

[Mich the Tester]

Is there money to be made out of putting 'Big Data' in 'the cloud' and offering it 'as a service'?

[Mich the Tester]

Ah the IT industry wanky bollocks mill keeps a turning.

Good! Boomed!

[doodab]

Ermmm......I don't like lying mainly! However, based upon the Big Data definitions I have seen I just need to change a couple of words in my CV.

Just seen an ad asking for a track record of delivering Big Data in FTSE organisations. Bless.

Ah the IT industry wanky bollocks mill keeps a turning.

[GB9]

So read up about it, pretend to be an expert and add £200 to your daily rate. What is there to complain about.

Ermmm......I don't like lying mainly! However, based upon the Big Data definitions I have seen I just need to change a couple of words in my CV.

Just seen an ad asking for a track record of delivering Big Data in FTSE organisations. Bless.

[eek]

Getting seriously peed off by the term Big Data appearing in role requirements.

For those of you in HR / Agency - Big Data is a marketing term. There is no difference to what you can do with data now.

For those responsible for data security / safety / accuracy - Big Data also equals 'uncontrolled'. The sort of thing most companies have been battling against for years.

FFS

So read up about it, pretend to be an expert and add £200 to your daily rate. What is there to complain about.

[GB9]

Getting seriously peed off by the term Big Data appearing in role requirements.

For those of you in HR / Agency - Big Data is a marketing term. There is no difference to what you can do with data now.

For those responsible for data security / safety / accuracy - Big Data also equals 'uncontrolled'. The sort of thing most companies have been battling against for years.

FFS