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Big data refers to data that is too large for traditional systems to process due to its volume, velocity, and variety. While big data solutions are often associated with large enterprises, every organization will eventually reach a point where they need to address the size of their data. For small and medium enterprises seeking an affordable way to manage and analyze big data, a search engine deployed in a private cloud can provide a fast, flexible, and scalable solution by indexing large amounts of structured and unstructured data.

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Big Data in the Small and
Medium Enterprise
Ben Pottier – Funnelback UK
Big Data 2013

Big Data and Data Strategy

Large Enterprise

SME

"Big data is data that is too big for the
processing capacity of conventional
systems."

What is too big?

”Big data is a relative term. Every
organisation will eventually reach a point
where the volume, velocity and variety
of their data will be something that they
have to address."

The Right Tool
Flexible

Performant

Affordable

Fast

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Ben Pottier
bpottier@funnelback.com

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