Now we will see ten movies that could help us to get
familiar with Big Data through an interesting way.
V for Vendetta (2005 - James McTeigue) Because of V-Trinity,
which stands for Velocity, Volume and Variety, V means more than Vendetta in
Big Data, in addition, Velocity means real time processing, Volume means getting
useful and enough information through a large amount of data, and Variety means
to use and to relate different kinds of data to help make the final decisions.
The Fast and the Furious (2001- Rob Cohen) Keep your eyes on
your data and make them to “speak out” useful information. You could use Big
Data to analyze your business and predict which decision could make a
difference and which decision could make you bankrupt, and you could imagine
that you exploit data to get knowledge whether to be fail or to be successful
in a high speed, with the data driven culture, you could have the idea of dying
soon or triumphing soon. Fail fast or
you are going to get furious!
The Gold Rush (1925 - Charlie Chaplin) The data is like the
new mine, and a large number of companies want to exploit the potential of the
data to get more and more information to help them make money in business, but
it is very difficult to build up the data driven culture in the organizations
which is like Chaplin’s hard trip in Alaska. If the organizations want to have
an easier and happier way to take the revolution, they should know how to avoid
the fatal mistakes in Big Data revolution.
Up (2009 – Pete Docter, Bob Peterson) Up is a very touching
and good movie and you could get lots of fun in the clouds scene, additionally,
the volume of Big Data is like the elastic cloud infrastructure. The Big Data
with the map-reduce paradigm could make the information technology problems
solve on different cloud infrastructures.
The Elephant Man (1980 – David Lynch) “Hadoop” (named after
the toy of Doug Cutting’s son, the creator) is a yellow elephant in the Big
Data room. In the beginning, Hadoop is just a Google project and now it is a corner
stone in the big data foundations.
Titanic (1997 – James Cameron) Titanic is a movie which
shows a decision without enough analyzing the uncertainty to come out a sad
result. Big Data could make you get more useful information which you could not
see in your data before. With Big Data, you could see the “Iceberg” under the “water”
and you will have a new view about your data and your decisions.
Minority Report (2002 – Steven Spielberg) Pre-crime department
Anderson stops all the criminals before killing victims by predicting the
future. Predictive analytics to predict what will happen in the future through
analyzing data is the “killer application” of Big Data.
No Country for Old Men (2007 – E. & J. Coen) Big Data is
a brand new skill and the old database “men” should make themselves to adjust
to the new technology. In addition, Big Data means a lot of kinds of data and a
large number of sources to collect data to make the decision makers find out
the potential from “Big” data.
Big Fish (2003 – Tim Burton) Big fish is a movie which has a
relationship with Auburn University. Big Data is so far like Ed Bloom’s
shocking story which is told from his deathbed, sometimes, you could not make a
clear decision about which is reality and which is a fairy tale with the reason
that the fair tale may become the reality in the future.
Black Swan ( 2010 - Darren Aronofsky) A Black Swan is not
only a role but also a theory to tell us that the rare events are hard to
predict and the rare events may have a significant influence on the final
results. Big Data could help you to see the rare events from the data,
additionally, with analyzing data, you could predict the “Black Swan” and have
a clear idea about how to do in the future.
Source:
2. http://bigdata-doctor.com/big-data-explained-in-10-movies/
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