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当我们将大数据视为一种资源的时候,这种资源归谁所有、如何开发利用、如何分配收益就成为一个重要的问题,尤其是牵涉到不同国家的时候。统计显示,2000年,全世界存储的信息中只有四分之一是数字信息,而目前,这一比例高达98%。大数据如同显微镜一样凸显出经济运行中极其微小的细节,特别是社交网络和互联网公司收集的数据呈现出很强的身份特征,通过将这些数据与客户个人信息相结合,可以生成一系列关于客户可能需求的“推测数据”。大数据(big data),或称巨量资料,指的是所涉及的资料量规模巨大到无法透过目前主流软件工具,在合理时间内达到撷取、管理、处理、并整理成为帮助企业经营决策更积极目的的资讯。
When we think of big data as a resource, it is an important issue how to make use of it and how to allocate it, especially when it comes to different countries. Statistics show that in 2000, only a quarter of the information stored worldwide was digital, up from 98% today. Big data, like a microscope, highlights the slightest detail of economic operations. In particular, the data collected by social networks and Internet companies exhibit strong identity characteristics. By combining these data with customer personal information, a series of data about customers Possible “speculative data” may be required. Big data, or huge amounts of data, means that the amount of information involved is so large that it can not be captured, managed, processed and managed by the current mainstream software tools to help enterprises run Information for making more positive ends.