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Dawn E. Holmes
ISBN 9780198779575
Rs. 560
Oxford University Press
Big Data
a very short introduction
Who it's for: General readers seeking a clear introduction to big data
Big Data: A Very Short Introduction by Dawn E. Holmes provides a concise and accessible overview of the complex world of big data. This book clarifies core concepts, methods, and their societal implications, making it an essential guide for anyone seeking to understand how data-driven technologies shape our modern environment. Holmes explains how big data is generated, analyzed, and applied across various sectors, from healthcare to social media, while also addressing critical ethical and privacy considerations.Why You Should Read? Understand fundamental big data concepts and its impact across industries. Explore real-world applications of data analytics in technology, finance, and beyond. Gain insights into the ethical dilemmas and privacy concerns surrounding data usage.
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- Explains core concepts and methods of big data
- Covers applications in healthcare, social media, and more
- Addresses ethical and privacy considerations
- Part of the Very Short Introductions series
- Accessible to non-specialists
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What is the book about?
It provides a concise overview of big data, covering core concepts, methods, and societal implications, including ethical and privacy concerns.
Who is the author?
Dawn E. Holmes, who has written this introduction to big data.
What topics does it cover?
It covers how big data is generated, analyzed, and applied in sectors like healthcare and social media, and discusses ethical and privacy issues.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes, it is an introductory book that makes complex topics accessible to a general audience.
How long is the book?
It is 125 pages, making it a quick read.