Developing a winning big data strategy is not easy. There are many different variables that need to be taken into account. It is therefore important to ask the right questions, in order to get the right answer. But where do you start?
How can your organisation make more revenue, save on costs and increase customer satisfaction? Research has shown that organisations with a big data strategy outperform their peers by 30% better.
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Big data is changing the way we work, live and behave; the way we manage organisations and societies and big data impacts our privacy. Big data has many implications and numerous advantages for any industry, any organisation and any society around the world.
What is big data and how should you deal with it? How will it affect your industry, organisation and supply chain? How can you ensure the privacy of your consumers and how can you put big data to work for your organisation and outperform your peers. This Online MasterClass will give you the answers. Register now.

It is generally believed that implementing a big data strategy is expensive and time-consuming. Both are not true. There are many big data open source tools that can be implemented for free and can be adapted as necessary to suit personal needs.

We have collected 125 of the most important big data open source tools for you to discover. Each open source tool has its own expertise and some of them offer also premium services. Have a look and let us know if you find a big data open source tool missing.

New Big Data Startups are founded on a daily basis. The investments in these highly technological startups continue to grow. But they are difficult to find. That is why we have collected them for you.
Discover the big data startups from around the world and get an understanding in what they do as each big data startup has a different speciality. Each startup is individually reviewed and rated on several criteria.

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In 2011 European Commissioner Neelie Kroes put up a proposal to open up Europe’s Public Data for everyone to use. Neelie Kroes is a strong supporter of the use of public datasets and she called governments to put online datasets that were created with public money.
More and more public datasets are becoming more widely available for organisations and that thrives innovation and new solutions for (unknown) problems in the world.
Big data marketplaces start to exist and organisations can buy or download for free many public data sets. Combining these with personal data will provide additional insights.

At the moment, only 12% of the organisations worldwide have developed a big data strategy. In the coming years this will grow, but you can already learn from the lessons learned by the organisations that did implement a big data strategy.
We collect big data best practices that can help other organisations when implementing a big data strategy. Examples of these interesting use cases start to appear in every industry and an overview of these best practices can help to drive innovation. If you have a use case yourself that you want to share, please do not hesitate to contact us.