Big Data Veracity and the Value of Doubt
by David Lawson | Jun 11, 2014 | Big Data, Cognitive Computing, knowledge, Relationships, Veractiy |
The fourth V of Big Data – Veracity – is not talked about a lot perhaps because it brings up the uncomfortable reality of the inherent uncertainty of data, especially Big Data. The more data sources you […]
10JunKristen DiCerbo is a research scientist at Pearson, and co-author of Impacts of the Digital Ocean on Education, where she makes the case for the potential of data to transform teaching by using it to decipher how students learn. Responding to a post on The Guardian by professor Diana Laurillard of the University of London, Kristen argues that realising the full […]
According to McKinsey, companies who miss big data opportunities of today will miss the next frontier of innovation, competition, and productivity. To back up these assertions, leading business schools and corporate thought leaders also point out examples and the opportunities at hand. Even with all the buzz, many companies and executives still remain suspicious or even unclear about their ability […]
