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Big data and ICT applications: A study

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Big Data is used to manage the data due to their large size and complexity, because it can't be handled with the traditional methods and the current technology or tools used for that. Big Data mining is populated with 5 V's volume, variability, velocity, variety, value which has the ability of retrieving important information from the huge data storage. Now the challenge of Big Data is becoming the opportunities of research for the next few years. Throughout the world researchers and developers are trying to make use of the Big Data technology to extend the ICT applications from the traditional LAN, WAN environment to Internet on cloud with Big Data. In this scenario this paper provides and an overview of some of the ICT applications which take advantage of data mining and analytics for big data. The paper tries to establish the wide range of applications of big data in ICT with the currently available data mining & data analytics platforms, languages and tools. An effort has been made to analyze the challenges faced in the different application fields. Some of the advances in the Big Data technology research that can help solve some of these challenges in ICT applications have been discussed in brief.

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      ICTCS '16: Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Information and Communication Technology for Competitive Strategies
      March 2016
      843 pages
      ISBN:9781450339629
      DOI:10.1145/2905055

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