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    Business intelligence solutions for identifying and collating data should be able to link to several big data systems. However, the expanding number of data users might make big data integration difficult

    Fremont, CA: As the name implies, big data integration is obtaining data from many sources, merging it, and analyzing it to obtain valuable insights. Because it incorporates large data sets that are structured, unstructured, and semi-structured, this integration process is not as straightforward as it appears. These data sets must also get stored in data warehouses to get accessed at a later time. Extraction, transformation, and clean loading data into warehouses were part of the traditional data integration process. On the other hand, big data cannot get utilized in this way since it comes from various sources. Volume, velocity, diversity, and authenticity are the four key features of big data. These characteristics make integrating big data into corporate operations difficult.

    What are the Challenges Involved?

    • Variety of Data Formats and Sources 

    Because extensive data get obtained from many sources, it may have a variety of forms and structures. It might be tough to sort them out at this time. Different programs and platforms, such as marketing apps, CRM, customer support teams, and others, are used to extract data sets.

    • Connecting Data Platforms and Increasing Accessibility

     Business intelligence solutions for identifying and collating data should be able to link to several big data systems. However, the expanding number of data users might make big data integration difficult. The corporation will have to respond to the increasing demand and provide users with real-time data access, challenging.

    • Speed of Data Processing

     The present corporate environment necessitates real-time data insights, which might make big data integration difficult. Because big data is taken from various platforms, it takes time to evaluate and extract insights. In addition, it's hard to study many data structures at the same time while working with complicated data structures.

    • Picking the Right Data Management Framework

     NoSQL refers to a group of data management frameworks that are generally known as such. Different NoSQL techniques use various paradigms, such as the key-value store idea, to link with the entities in the data sets. Various NoSQL techniques are developing and have scalability and performance. However, as a result of the wide range of tools available, data management systems are insecure. Therefore, choosing between these data management landscapes based on the business's individual needs might be difficult.

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