Some Notions to Dispense With June 26, 2012,
Volume 172, Issue 4
Big Data is a unique phenomenon, one that requires an approach tailored to its peculiarities. According to Dain C. Hansen, Big Data turns traditional information architecture on its head with such new technologies as Hadoop and NoSQL, which require novel approaches to issues of where and how data should be aggregated, processed, analyzed and stored. Hansen recommends three initial steps in the approach to Big Data:
Throw out everything that you already know about data management, data integration tools, and start completely over; and throw out as well all the business applications that do not as yet run on Big Data
Then isolate big data IT systems from current, non-big data enterprise IT systems.
Hansen says users will then qualify for the first step of the journey: bridging the two worlds of enterprise data and big data.
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