Data has exploded in recent years, and it's not slowing down—in fact, the growth is only going to get faster. The companies that survive and excel are the ones that not only embrace the challenge of dealing with the data, but use it as an opportunity to gain more insight than ever into their business and customers.
Companies today are not just dealing with "big data"—they are dealing with big, complex, and always-on data. Learn how to handle the challenges of unstructured data, and how to use the right architectureal approach to thrive in the era of big data.
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