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Big Data Adoption Presentation

The document outlines key considerations for big data adoption, including infrastructure readiness, data procurement, privacy, and security measures. It emphasizes the importance of skilled workforce, data governance, and the unique challenges of processing and analyzing big data. Additionally, it discusses the role of cloud computing and future trends such as AI integration and edge computing.

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Big Data Adoption Presentation

The document outlines key considerations for big data adoption, including infrastructure readiness, data procurement, privacy, and security measures. It emphasizes the importance of skilled workforce, data governance, and the unique challenges of processing and analyzing big data. Additionally, it discusses the role of cloud computing and future trends such as AI integration and edge computing.

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Key Considerations in Big Data

Adoption
Organization Prerequisites
• - Infrastructure readiness for big data
processing
• - Skilled workforce (Data Scientists, Analysts)
• - Scalability of existing systems
• - Example: A bank preparing its IT
infrastructure before implementing fraud
detection using big data
Data Procurement
• - Sources: Internal (databases) & External
(APIs, social media)
• - Data quality assessment before integration
• - Example: E-commerce platforms collecting
user behavior data from website clicks
Privacy Considerations
• - Ensuring compliance with GDPR, HIPAA
regulations
• - Data anonymization & encryption techniques
• - Example: Hospitals anonymizing patient
records before analytics
Security in Big Data
• - Protecting sensitive data against breaches
• - Role-based access control & multi-factor
authentication
• - Example: Cloud providers encrypting stored
user data in real-time
Data Provenance
• - Tracking data origin, changes, and processing
history
• - Essential for audit trails & compliance
• - Example: Financial institutions maintaining
logs of transactions for fraud detection
Limited Real-time Support
• - Challenges in processing high-speed
streaming data
• - Solutions: Apache Kafka, Spark Streaming
• - Example: Social media sentiment analysis in
real-time
Distinct Performance Challenges
• - High computational cost & latency issues
• - Need for distributed computing (Hadoop,
Spark)
• - Example: Weather forecasting models
requiring massive computation power
Distinct Governance Requirements
• - Defining policies for data access & usage
• - Compliance frameworks for regulated
industries
• - Example: Financial institutions enforcing
strict data governance rules
Distinct Methodology in Big Data
• - Difference from traditional ETL (Extract,
Transform, Load)
• - Agile-based iterative data processing models
• - Example: AI-driven customer segmentation
in marketing
Role of Clouds in Big Data
• - Scalable, cost-effective storage (AWS, Google
Cloud, Azure)
• - Real-time analytics & on-demand computing
• - Example: Netflix using AWS for streaming
recommendations
Big Data Analytics Lifecycle
• 1. Business Understanding → Identify problem
• 2. Data Acquisition & Preparation
• 3. Modeling & Processing
• 4. Evaluation & Deployment
• - Example: Fraud detection pipeline in banking
Business Case Evaluation
• - Assessing ROI, cost-benefit analysis
• - Pilot projects before full-scale adoption
• - Example: Retailers testing AI-powered
demand forecasting before rollout
Conclusion & Future Trends
• - AI & machine learning integration in big data
• - Edge computing for real-time processing
• - Evolving privacy & governance standards

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