Big Data in Smart Cities: Exploring - Alastal, Abdelkhalek;Badawy, Usama
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Data is being generated from multiple sources resulting in the formation of what is currently known as big data. Furthermore, there is a variety of potential uses of big data to address problems directly from the source as well as for analytics for deeper insights through data analytics, data intelligence and data mining. Big data and smart cities are two important concepts therefore many started integrated with developing smart cities application with better resilience, effective governance, enhanced quality of life, Management of smart cities in resources. Data is the lifeblood of any…mehr

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Data is being generated from multiple sources resulting in the formation of what is currently known as big data. Furthermore, there is a variety of potential uses of big data to address problems directly from the source as well as for analytics for deeper insights through data analytics, data intelligence and data mining. Big data and smart cities are two important concepts therefore many started integrated with developing smart cities application with better resilience, effective governance, enhanced quality of life, Management of smart cities in resources. Data is the lifeblood of any business in smart cities. Today, big data has applications in just about every industry - healthcare, financial services, retail, and government. Any organization that can assimilate data to answer nagging questions about their operations can benefit from big data. Those who work to understand their business and their problems will be able to proactively identify big data solutions appropriate to their needs and thus gain a competitive advantage over their competitors.
Autorenporträt
Sr. Abdelkhalek I. Alastal: Departamento de Geografía y SIG, Facultad de Artes, Universidad Islámica de Gaza, Gaza, Palestina. Prof.Dr.Usama Badawy: Ex profesor de arquitectura de la Universidad Birzeit de Palestina, trabaja actualmente en las Naciones Unidas.