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Are You In Control !!!

Big data is growing and we cant stop it but WE CAN control it. Read these interesting facts and see how we can help with the problem

15/08/2014

There is a lot of talk in the media about “Big Data.” Here are some fun facts on the subject:

It took from the dawn of civilization to the year 2003 for the world to generate 1.8 zettabytes (10 to the 12th gigabytes) of data. In 2011 it took two days on average to generate the same amount of data.
In the year 2011 there were 12 million RFID tags sold worldwide. That number is projected to be 209 billion by 2021.
There are 750 million photos uploaded to Facebook every two days
1/3 of all data will be stored in or pass through the cloud by the year 2020 and will amount to 35 zettabytes of combined data
There are almost as may bits of information in the digital universe as there are stars in our real universe.
There are over 247 billion e-mail messages sent each day. Up to 80% of them are spam.
48 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute, resulting in 8 years’ worth of digital content each day
The world’s data doubles every two years
Oil drilling platforms have 20,000 to 40,000 sensors
The number of text messages sent and received every day exceeds the population of the planet
Twitter processes 7 terabytes of data every day
Facebook processes 10 terabytes of data every day
Decoding the human genome took 10 years to process; now it can be accomplished in one week
571 new websites are created every minute of the day
U.S. drone aircraft sent back 24 years with of video footage in 2009
Google has over 3 million servers processing over 1.7 trillion searches per year in 2011 (22 million in 2000)
Data centers consume up to 1.5 percent of all the electricity in the world

04/08/2014

The Big Data is coming, Be ware Datawarehouse !!! Really?

You might think that people who build traditional data warehouses need to look for new jobs. You'd be wrong

27/07/2014

Amazing facts about Big DATA that will blow your head.

The volume, velocity and variety of data created in the modern digital world is truly astounding. Here are some facts and figures that illustrate that point

17/06/2014

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21/03/2014

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04/01/2014

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27/09/2013

Jobs in Cloud Computing??

Cloud computing jobs are on the rise, no matter what analyst firms you ask these days. Of course, "cloud computing jobs" can mean many things, ranging from architects to operators. However, the demand seems to be for those who have development experience with specific public clouds and those who have experience operating specific clouds, both private and public.

Say you don't want to learn OpenStack anytime soon but still want to cash in on cloud computing, or you don't have the hands-on cloud experience in high demand. What are your options? Consider focusing on a job whose demand is rising because of cloud computing but is not directly related to cloud computing. These secondary jobs are being created through the use of cloud-based platforms. They may not directly deal with cloud technology, but are nonetheless driven by it.

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For example, you might not think a network engineer is a cloud-related job, but it's becoming just that. Organizations that use cloud platforms have to upgrade their network systems to support the increased load, which is driving many businesses to improve enterprise networks and, in turn, hire the talent to do so.

Another example is the database specialist. The rise of cloud computing has driven an interest in cloud databases, such as Amazon Redshift. The interest in databases powered by cloud computing is rising with the cloud itself, which is creating the need for anyone who can design, build, and deploy databases.

A final example is the data center operator. Look at the growth stats around data centers these days -- they are exploding. Even though public cloud computing is all about shutting down data centers, the reality is that most enterprises are building private clouds. They are adding more servers to the racks, so they need people to maintain them.

There's no doubt that getting skills in cloud technology will boost your career. But much of the job growth will be for positions that are indirectly affected by the rise and use of cloud platforms.