Big Data Analytics

A computer program that mimics the processes of the human brain and thus is capable of learning from examples to find patterns in data:

• Neural Network

• Data Mining

• Internal Database

• Behavioral Targeting

The use of statistical and other advanced software to discover nonobvious patterns hidden in a database:

• Neural Network

• Data Mining

• Internal Database

• Behavioral Targeting

The use of picture visualization techniques to illustrate the relationship within data:

• Data Visualization

• Big Data Analytics

• Internal Database

• Neural Network

Can a database be created from recorded conversations, social media posts, YouTube videos and GPS tracking data?

• Yes

• No

A system that is used to conduct sales analyses, forecast sales, evaluate advertising, analyze product lines, and keep tabs on market trends and competitors’ actions:

• Geographic Information System (GIS)

• Decision Support System (DSS)

• Behavioral Targeting

• Data Mining

Which of the following stakeholders is important to enable Digital Transformation?

• Enterprises, Science, State and Individuals & Communities

• Individuals & Communities, Science and Social Media

• Science, Enterprise, State and Social Media

• Social Media, Individuals & Communities, State and Science

What do we need to do with data

to derive decisions from them?

• Transform the data in diagrams

• Transform data into smart data

• Transform data into lists

• Transform data into Excel sheets

What are the (most important) 3Vs of Big Data

• Velocity, Veracity, Volume

• Veracity, Variability, Volume

• Velocity, Variability, Volume

• Variability, Veracity, Velocity

What is the main difference between

Big Data and

Industrial Big Data?

• Industrial Big Data is characterized by image processing and pattern recognition

• Big Data approaches are more accurate than Industrial Big Data approaches

• Industrial Big Data is characterized by

  Green Field approaches

• Industrial Big Data is mainly characterized by structured data while Big Data is unstructured

Which were the most crucial developments that lead to the development of Big Data?

• The cumulated volume of data aggregated through the internet

• The increasing velocity of data that made it difficult to process data batch-wise

• The number of network devices connected to the internet from the same access point

• The veracity of data coming from

  arbitrary data sources