Migrating Big Data Analytics into the Cloud
by Mike Barlow
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King's recent survey of IT and data professionals in finance, healthcare, technology, and telecom illustrates the ways many of them plan to use big data in the cloud-with predictive analytics leading the charge-and explains why others are still reluctant to join the migration. There are also some surprises, such as the continued popularity of relational databases and the lack of interest in social network analysis.
If your company is looking into big data cloud services, this concise report is well worth your while. 
Book Description
Just how strong is the movement of big data analytics to the cloud? This report, based on a survey by O'Reilly data analyst John King, reveals that the desire among corporations to adopt big data-as-a-service is gaining momentum-and that many organizations with big data cloud experience are likely to expand their use.King's recent survey of IT and data professionals in finance, healthcare, technology, and telecom illustrates the ways many of them plan to use big data in the cloud-with predictive analytics leading the charge-and explains why others are still reluctant to join the migration. There are also some surprises, such as the continued popularity of relational databases and the lack of interest in social network analysis.
If your company is looking into big data cloud services, this concise report is well worth your while.
This open book is licensed under a Creative Commons License (CC BY). You can download Migrating Big Data Analytics into the Cloud ebook for free in PDF format (3.0 MB).
Table of Contents
Survey Reveals Perceived Challenges and Benefits of "As-a-Service"
Models for Analytics
Into the Cloud
Current and Planned Use of Analytics
Cloud Applications
As-a-Service Models
Areas Where Additional Help Might be Necessary
Reasons for Reluctance
Unexpected Costs
Book Details
Title
Migrating Big Data Analytics into the Cloud
Subject
Computer Science
Publisher
O'Reilly Media
Published
2014
Pages
16
Edition
1
Language
English
ISBN13 Digital
9781491916988
ISBN10 Digital
1491916982
PDF Size
3.0 MB
License
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