Big Data

Question

Really , this new technology could not have another name . In Portuguese , in a literal translation , can we say big data , or even analytic function of a large volume of data , structured or unstructured , which are determined by sound, images , numbers and even personalities , guys . This analytic function , which is a statistical function can determine trends for a given sequence of actions on the internet . For example , in my case , in a certain period of time , I created a sequence of groups with the same configuration and the same format in use. Therefore, the analysis may indicate a tendency to create new groups with the same goal . Soon after , this analysis indicates the creation of a page as an author and a daily event . Thus , including the analysis of texts and interactions of tastes and commitments of the texts , we can come to a conclusion : this guy writes every day.
Well, so far we see that whosoever will be effective in the use of this new technology , analysis tool , should have basic knowledge of statistics, just math .
So here comes the question : professionals in the exact sciences will be ahead in this technology field ? Or human issue , referring to the tastes and engagements also involve professionals in the humanities ?
I understand that without the two views , the analysis will be distorted .
With the two views we can say that in my case , the analysis may indicate that social groups , are actually short stories written in the social network , also called " social books " ( " social book " in English ) .
Recommendation : Spot staff, learn to hear about human feelings , human and personal , learn to such statistics.
So you can collaborate , work together as a team .

Answer 1

975791 wrote:
Hi All,
I have around few years experience ( L2  level) in Oracle DBA.I recently joined in a company.
You realize, of course, that "L2 level" is not an industry-wide term an means nothing outside of your own organization's usage.
When I first started in this business (1981) my company had 3 "levels' of "programmer-analys" -- PA-1, PA-2, and PA-3.  The PA-1 was the most junior and the PA-3 was the most senior.  In my next job they had exactly the same job titles.  But there PA-1 was most senior and PA-3 was most junior.
"When I use a word," Humpty Dumpty said in rather a scornful tone, "it means just what I choose it to mean -- neither more nor less."
(Lewis Carroll - Through the Looking Glass)
They asked to study Big Data.Could you please share about Big data Future in IT industry.
You do realize, of course, that "Big Data" is just a concept, little more than a marketing term.  It does not necessarily refer to anything that is in conflict with your oracle experience.  I
I  hesitate to learn Big Data because i spent a lot of  time/energy in oracle dba.
Why do you think learning MORE will negate what you've already learned?  The more you know about anything, the more you will know about everything, and the more valuable you will be.  There's no such thing as wasted education.
Share about Oracle dba Future. Because Oracle  automated everything in database.
No they have not "automated everything in database".  They have not automated intelligence into design.  They have not automated intelligence in problem solving.  Sure, the database doesn't require as much day-to-day hand-holding as it used to, but that just frees you up for more intelligent work.
Please anyone advise me.
Don't expect your career 30 years from now to be the same as it is today.
Don't expect technology 30 years from now to be the same as it is today.