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ACCENTS Transactions on Information Security (TIS)

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Volume-7 Issue-27 July-2022
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Paper Title : Unlocking the power and unveiling the challenges of big data management and analysis: insights from diverse domains
Author Name : Om Prakash and Sandhya Gawade
Abstract :

The multifaceted realm of big data was investigated in this paper, encompassing its management and analysis across diverse domains. The pivotal role of big data in sectors like healthcare, education, competitive intelligence, and the Internet of Things (IoT) was explored. The integration of advanced analytics, cloud-based solutions, and innovative techniques such as deep learning and artificial intelligence was examined. Moreover, potential challenges, including scalability concerns, integration complexities, publication bias, attribute relationships, and dimensionality reduction evaluations, were identified in the study. By shedding light on the advantages and limitations of big data analytics, this research contributed to a comprehensive understanding of its implications in contemporary society.

Keywords : Big data management, Data analytics, Healthcare, Education, IoT.
Cite this article : Prakash O, Gawade S. Unlocking the power and unveiling the challenges of big data management and analysis: insights from diverse domains . ACCENTS Transactions on Information Security. 2022; 7 (27): 17-22. DOI:10.19101/TIS.2022.725015.
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