Big Data : Companies are Increasingly Demanding

Big Data will reach revenues of close to $34 billion of IT spending in 2013, this what Gartner is predicting. Which on the basis of their analysis of the global market which is increasingly interested in cloud computing and its applications including servers, storage, networking, software and services. Previously we wrote about the relationship of Cloud Computing, Mobile Devices and Big Data and this is a kind of analytical article on Big Data.

 

Big Data and the Newer Solutions

 

Meanwhile, Teradata (TDC) announced the availability of a framework CSP (Communication Service Providers) integrated tool to meet the every need of the customer, who can access both the conventional transaction data to the data of the individual interactions.

Every single interaction can be viewed in this way, the framework provides new analytical insights into customer behavior and preferences granted on the products. A feature that gives a nod to marketers. The unified architecture of Teradata works in synergy with Hadoop and Aster’s SQLMapReduce, which ensures rapid analysis of multi-structured data.

 

Big Data : Impact of CSP

 

CSP (Communication Service Providers) integrated tool can also take advantage of the new features of Teradata Communications Logical Data Model, like a map that tracks the information framework, organizing data on the social media or network and analyzes a set top box sector.

And again, the Teradata Communications Logical Data Model has the multimedia and geospatial aspects, advertising aspects, e-commerce solution and web intelligence solutions. Thanks to this very accurate magnifying system, which will provide the companies to organize strategic actions optimized for the customer and in extremely short time segments. Big Data technology in short, can be taken as a great support for the sales plan, customer care and retention, in every sector, starting with the large-scale distribution to the smallest venture.

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