Dear @Mohsen, thanks for sharing the question. "The biggest challenge for most eCommerce businesses is to collect, store and organize data from multiple data sources. There’s certainly a lot of data waiting to be analyzed and it is a daunting task for some E-commerce businesses to make sense of it all. Big Data paves the way for more organized data and enables business owners or marketing managers to track and better understand a variety of information from many different sources (i.e. inventory management system, CRM, AdWord / AdSense analytics, email service provider statistics, etc.)..."
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Dear @Mohsen, thanks for sharing the question. "The biggest challenge for most eCommerce businesses is to collect, store and organize data from multiple data sources. There’s certainly a lot of data waiting to be analyzed and it is a daunting task for some E-commerce businesses to make sense of it all. Big Data paves the way for more organized data and enables business owners or marketing managers to track and better understand a variety of information from many different sources (i.e. inventory management system, CRM, AdWord / AdSense analytics, email service provider statistics, etc.)..."
Large Global Retailer: Big-Data Analytics Boost Retail Revenues and Accelerates Suggestions via eCommerce is attached.
About data big and big data analytics I would recommend this paper: CHEN, H.; CHIANG, R.; STOREY, V. Business Intelligence and Analytics: From Big Data to Big Impact. MIS quarterly, v. 36, n. 4, p. 1165–1188, 2012.
Big data analyses are used in the process industries to improve operational risk management, and to gain more capacity from the physical asset. For example, to get higher than nameplate capacity from a refinery processing unit.
Dear @Mohsen, this is about big data and plant/processes.
"Data is everywhere, and many manufacturers have been collecting it for decades. But what are they doing with it? Can you collect enough data to create an analysis algorithm that replaces the need for human intervention?
“We don’t need big data,” asserted Francisco Castillo, chief information officer, Maynilad Water Services. “Most of our data is field data, and it’s quite repetitive, so we can compress it. For us, to do a good analysis of the information, we need someone who is knowledgeable of the process itself. That is more of a challenge.”"
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