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Episode 4: Q&A with Dr. Claudio Demartini, Full Professor with the Department of Control and Computer Engineering at the Polytechnic University of Turin
Dr. Claudio Demartini explores both sides of big data: energy and information--supporting its implementation like architectural columns. Both are managed and organized in similar ways, but the end goal is always centered on results. Dr. Demartini closely examines how the Internet of Things will influence big data--and vice versa--and how the industry plans to manage the infrastructure surrounding this "great amount of data." Additionally, Dr. Demartini discusses the evolution of the big data industry, from 10 years ago to where we're going today. Blockchain technology becomes the solution for many of big data's growth issues and will most likely heavily influence where its headed in the coming decades.
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By IEEE Big DataDr. Claudio Demartini explores both sides of big data: energy and information--supporting its implementation like architectural columns. Both are managed and organized in similar ways, but the end goal is always centered on results. Dr. Demartini closely examines how the Internet of Things will influence big data--and vice versa--and how the industry plans to manage the infrastructure surrounding this "great amount of data." Additionally, Dr. Demartini discusses the evolution of the big data industry, from 10 years ago to where we're going today. Blockchain technology becomes the solution for many of big data's growth issues and will most likely heavily influence where its headed in the coming decades.