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Real Management Applications of Big Data

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Big Data has had a big impact on the competitive landscape. Businesses that have embraced this explosive technology of digital media are better positioned to market faster with products and services that satisfy customers' needs adequately.

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Infoxication: Why Big Data is the solution

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Here, let’s reflect on Infoxication at the business level, which has to do with the concept of Big Data, as we will see throughout this article. Find out how your business can take advantage of this phenomenon and how to deal with Big Data in a profitable way and more! As you saw, the problem is a given.

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Social Networks and Big Data: the best strategy for getting to know your customers

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This is because the volume of daily data produced in these virtual environments is a real gold mine for companies prepared to prospect for it. Keep reading to understand how you can benefit from the combination of Social Networks + Big Data. Social Networks: the gold mine of data. And Big Data is the tool for the job. ?

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Scale gives way to speed

Jeffrey Phillips

There are a couple of overlapping points here, but the main idea is that scale as a competitive weapon is increasingly passe. Don't try to solve everything, but select key opportunities and markets to experiment with new models, new processes and test new scaling experiments.

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Valuing digitization alongside innovation

Paul Hobcraft

Much of our innovation work today is caught up in out-of-date information, poor and inadequate data, restricted research and limited market understanding. This being ‘digitally connected’ can provide the catalyst to a greater level of innovative solutions that are far more aligned to customer and market needs.

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Recognizing the Building Blocks of Innovation

Paul Hobcraft

Lean Startup: This approach was about creating a minimum viable product (MVP) and testing it in the market to get customer feedback. The idea is to iterate quickly, make improvements based on feedback, and continue to test until you have a product that meets the market’s needs. Open Innovation 2.0 (or

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Business Model Strategies & Tools for Disruptive Digital Innovation

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Why is creating competitive differentiation increasingly difficult? Microsoft charges for the software, while Google monetizes its data through advertising. Whether you call it Big Data, Little Data, or the Internet of Things, data remains data until it meets a business model. Change the economics.