Category Archives: Big Data

What is Big Data?


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Everyone is talking about it. It’s a topic of conversation at almost every tech event or seminar this year. What is big data? Why is it important, and how will it affect your business?

Big Data

As a term, big data simply refers to a large volume of data collected by an entity and stored in both structured and unstructured databases. However large volumes of data alone do not qualify to be deemed big. Rather, the size of analysis performed to provide insights and Read more. . .

How a Managed Service Provider Can Benefit Your Retail Business


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FULLY MANAGED SERVICES_PROACTIVE MONITORING

If there’s one thing any retail centric business wants to have, it’s an abundance of customers. The lifeblood of any sales focused company, customers keep your profits strong and keeping them happy is important. Ranging from purchasing habits, credit card information, what they buy (especially if you offer online sales), etc., retail businesses keep track of a lot of confidential customer information. Any good retail company tracks and protects this data, some utilizing an MSP (managed Read more. . .

Decrease Costs with Cloud Services


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Several years ago, cloud computing was a fairly new technology that provided companies with a plethora of benefits, but many companies were skeptical. Now, companies integrate cloud computing so much into their everyday tasks that it’s become known as just “computing.” There are still some companies that have not yet transitioned to cloud computing. In case you are one of those companies, take a look at some of the top ways that cloud computing is helping companies decrease Read more. . .

Big Data in the Retail Industry


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Retailers have always managed to access consumer data through transactions and surveys. But with the advent of social media, it’s possible for retailers to predict consumer behavior, allowing them to focus more on the right product for the right consumer in the right location. This is possible due to Big Data, a technology which uses simple user data such as user transactions, purchase history, browsing history, social media platforms activity, demographic data, enterprise Read more. . .