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CRM’s Have a Big Data Technical Debt Problem: Here’s How to Fix It

Smart Data Collective

Customer relationship management (CRM) platforms are very reliant on big data. As these platforms become more widely used, some of the data resources they depend on become more stretched. CRM providers need to find ways to address the technical debt problem they are facing through new big data initiatives.

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Themes and Conferences per Pacoid, Episode 8

Domino Data Lab

It includes perspectives about current issues, themes, vendors, and products for data governance. My interest in data governance (DG) began with the recent industry surveys by O’Reilly Media about enterprise adoption of “ABC” (AI, Big Data, Cloud). Cloud gets introduced: Amazon AWS launched in public beta in 2006.

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Simply Install: Apache Hadoop

Insight

Hadoop is one of the most mature and well-known open-source big data frameworks on the market. Sprung from the concepts described in a paper about a distributed file system created at Google and implementing the MapReduce algorithm made famous by Google, Hadoop was first released by the open-source community in 2006.

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Data Science, Past & Future

Domino Data Lab

By virtue of that, if you take those log files of customers interactions, you aggregate them, then you take that aggregated data, run machine learning models on them, you can produce data products that you feed back into your web apps, and then you get this kind of effect in business. That was the origin of big data.

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Analyze Amazon S3 storage costs using AWS Cost and Usage Reports, Amazon S3 Inventory, and Amazon Athena

AWS Big Data

Since its launch in 2006, Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) has experienced major growth, supporting multiple use cases such as hosting websites, creating data lakes, serving as object storage for consumer applications, storing logs, and archiving data.