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Technological Requirements of Big Data

 The big data process requires clustered systems which provide required computing power. Some steps that businesses use is that it defines business objectives so include stockholders from the start, data scientists employed etc, identify data sources so figure out what format you want your data to reside with and begin the process of sorting the data and analysing it, identify and prioritise meaning to keep, hold and use information as it is needed and agreed upon and nothing more and lastly to formulate a big data roadmap so seeing any missing pieces and gaps surrounding your data. 

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