Blog about Big Data

Today, it is safe to say that data is one of the most valuable assets of any company. It’s the "new oil," as every article likes to call it. However, without proper processing, cleansing, and rapid delivery to the consumer, data is just dead weight, which is also incredibly expensive to store. That is exactly why business leaders are increasingly...

Learning management systems (LMS) and customer relationship management (CRM) systems in EdTech generate billions of data points a day, tracking user engagement, learning paths, and more. This mass of data may seem like an enigma – but it is actually your most reliable resource for business decisions. As soon as your platform grows past around 10,000 users, regular data management...

“Without big data analytics, companies are blind and deaf, wandering out onto the web like deer on a freeway”, – Geoffrey Moore, consultant and author. According to Fortune Business Insights, the global supply chain analytics market is expected to grow at a 16.7% CAGR between 2025 and 2032. At the same time, the Global Market Insights report projects the big...

In today’s healthcare landscape, data is generated at an unprecedented scale. From patient records to real-time sensor data, the sheer volume of information now available is reshaping how care is delivered, managed, and improved. At the heart of this shift are powerful tools like big data and AI, which enable healthcare providers to make faster, smarter, and more personalized decisions....

Can you imagine the size of all the data on the internet? In 2024 it was calculated at 149 zettabytes – a trillion gigabytes – and by 2028, the volume of all the data in the world is likely to reach 394 zettabytes!  This explosion of information continues to grow with every click, as countless data sources add to the...

In 2025, combining AI and big data development will not be an optional novelty – they will be essential for just about every industry you can think of. According to Statista, the automotive, aerospace, and telecommunications industries have already reached 100% adoption.  Other sectors are not far behind: IT and insurance – 97%, financial services – 95%, and healthcare –...