Big data has been made a complex issue by attaching scientific and mathematical hassles to it, according to Tyler Bryson, General Manager – Marketing and Operations, Microsoft SMSG India. Organizations already have a lot of data that needs to be put in the right place to be analyzed in the right manner. Microsoft believes in using simple tools to make data useful and available to all.
“Big Data should be treated in a manner that it helps everybody and not just experts and data scientists,” he added.
This interesting topic was found on Exchange 4 Media in their article, “Big Data has become a terminology that baffles the masters themselves: Tyler Bryson.”
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