AN OVERVIEW OF A BIG DATA MANAGEMENT AND THE PERSONAL PRIVACY CONSTRAINT

Oguntimilehin, A. and Ademola, E.O (2014) AN OVERVIEW OF A BIG DATA MANAGEMENT AND THE PERSONAL PRIVACY CONSTRAINT. In: Proceedings of the International Conference on Science, Technology, Education, Arts, Management and Social Sciences iSTEAMS Research Nexus 2014,, May 29-31st, 2014., Afe babalola University, Ado Ekiti, Nigeria.

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Abstract

Big Data refers to datasets whose size is beyond the ability of typical database software tools to capture, store, manage and analyze. The accumulated huge amount of data that previously of no significant importance or value have been put into maximum use due to the availability of newly designed Big Data tools that surpass earlier available data mining tools. Big Data is now of tremendous importance to organizations and data mining researchers because better results are gotten from larger volume of data. Predictions and Analysis of business are becoming more accurate and interesting with the advent of Big Data Tools. The scale and scope of changes that Big Data are bringing about are at an inflection point, set to expand greatly, as a series of technology trends accelerate and courage. Data have always been part of information Technology (IT), and then the birth of Big Data is a plus to the IT profession. In this paper, we introduced readers to the concept of Big Data, the various sources of data for Big Data. Some of the advantages and applications that have been successfully implemented using Big Data tools. Some of the challenges of Big Data were also discussed with special reference to the most crucial of these challenges- the privacy or personal privacy issue which if not well managed could bring an individual or an entire organization using Big Data down. This paper is written to create awareness to researchers and to sensitize the existing and intending users of Big Data tools of the privacy issue and possible measures that can be of assistance.

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