Cevery second, we procreate approximately 29,000 Gigabytes (GB) of data worldwide, or 2.5 trillion bytes of data every day. It’s the information from everywhere: messages we send to each other, videos we post, weather information, GPS signals, transactional records of online purchases and so much more. This big data is called Big Data.
The concept, as it is currently defined, encompasses a set of technologies and practices intended to store very large masses of data and analyze them very quickly.
The use of big data brings new horizons in many areas: marketing, finance, politics, commerce. Thanks to analytical tools and data modelling, we perform trend or predictive analysis, draw up profiles, anticipate risks and monitor phenomena in real time.