Big
Data will grow past its hype towards 2016 to become “just data” once
the technologies mature, and organizations learn how to deal with it,
according to Gartner, Inc. While data is regularly defined by the
dimensions of volume, velocity and variety, information management
concerns must be much broader.
“The
bottom line is that not all information requires a Big Data approach,”
said Frank Buytendijk, research vice president at Gartner. “The new “Big
Data way’ is not going to replace all other forms of information
management. There is more room - and need - for experimentation in the
area of ‘information of innovation,’ for instance with social media
data, or by making processes more information-centric.”
Buytendijk
said that it’s important that organizations understand that Big Data
isn't the only stream of innovation in information management. The
industry is in the middle of what Gartner calls 'The Nexus of Forces”,
and it is in the combination mobile, social, cloud and information
innovation where new opportunities arise.
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