Data Dharma: The Fourfold Path of Big Data

Over the past decade alone, big data analytics (BDA) has seen huge leaps economically, technologically, and theoretically. At some point in the future, businesses and individuals will be feeling the benefits of big data in a truly big way. But if companies hope to get the most of BDA, they're going to need to approach it with a fourfold path in mind.

1. Right Data

Times used to be that companies really wanted to limit the data that they were looking at. After all, people and machines used to be fairly limited in as much as they could process and draw meaningful conclusions. With the advent of cloud computing, advanced AI, and a more data-educated workforce, being able to process the sheer volume of data is no longer a limiting factor....

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Mark Juviler is the Founder and President of Pulse Technologies, a technology consultancy company for high-level database and software design. With Pulse Technologies Mark has worked with a wide variety of companies from hedge funds and banks to NASDAQ.

2015’s Top 10 Biggest Vendors in Big Data

Big data is a big deal. In 2014 the market was roughly $18.3 billion and it’s expected to hit $92.2 billion by 2026. From Netflix to Uber, more companies want big data to help them optimize their processes and, in turn, their profits. In many ways, big data has become a currency unto itself.

Wikibon, the go-to wiki for info on big data, technology, and business trends, recently published a report on the biggest players (measured by market shares) in Big Data of 2015. The report looks at the top hardware, software, and service vendors, while also looking at the biggest vendors overall. Unsurprisingly, some of the highest earning big data companies have their hands in multiple markets.

Here’s a brief look at the top 10 biggest vendors in Big Data...

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Mark Juviler is the Founder and President of Pulse Technologies, a technology consultancy company for high-level database and software design. With Pulse Technologies Mark has worked with a wide variety of companies from hedge funds and banks to NASDAQ.