The Age of Big Data was a pioneer in big data research. I. Core Points 1. ** Thinking Change ** - He proposed that big data brought about three changes in thinking: not random data, but collective data; not precision, but confusion; not causality, but dependence. 2. ** Business Transformation ** - The three major components of the big data value chain were explained, namely, the company based on the data itself, the company based on skills, and the company based on thinking. This provided inspiration for people to think about business value, business direction, and cooperation model. 3. ** Management Change ** - There were some noteworthy points in terms of management reform, such as the basis for prediction and punishment changing from "what has been done" to "will be done", and the protection of personal privacy changing from individual permission to making data users bear responsibility. Second, the impact of big data 1. ** Impact on life, work and thinking ** - The information storm brought by big data was transforming people's lives, work, and thinking, ushering in a major era transformation. The massive amount of information behind the data implied a deep insight into social life and influenced the way people understood the world. - In this era, new inventions and services were emerging, and more changes were waiting to happen. 2. ** Impact on social management ** - To promote the reorientation of human information management standards, such as in the protection of personal privacy, from individual permission to making data users bear responsibility, and to better protect personal privacy by evaluating and correctly guiding the use of big data; Broader understanding of fairness, not simply relying on the predictions made by big data to judge a person; Big data needs to be monitored and maintained transparent, otherwise the "black box" of its complex algorithms will bring huge risks. Third, the characteristics and significance of big data 1. ** In terms of characteristics ** - Some people believed that big data had the characteristics of quantity, speed, variety, authenticity, etc., while others believed that it was difficult to define it with an exact concept. 2. ** In terms of meaning ** - It was the source of new knowledge and new value, as well as a way to change markets, organizations, and the relationship between governments and citizens. " A Short History of the Future: Legends of the Intelligent Era " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!

The Age of Big Data mainly explored the changes that big data brought to life, work, and thinking. From the perspective of thinking change, it was proposed that the data was not random but collective, not precise but mixed, not causality but related, and so on. This meant that in the era of big data, people's perspective of obtaining information had undergone tremendous changes, and they were no longer limited to traditional thinking. In terms of business transformation, it elaborated on the three major components of the big data value chain, including companies based on data itself, skill-based companies, and thought-based companies. It provided new ideas for business development and prompted people to think about their position in the value chain and how to cooperate and win-win. In terms of management reform, he mentioned that personal privacy protection should be changed from personal permission to making data users bear responsibility, and prediction and punishment should be changed from " what has been done " to " will be done." This reflected that with the development of big data, management standards also needed to be repositioned to adapt to new changes. In general, the era of big data was an era of information storms that changed life, work, and thinking. Behind the data was a deep insight into social life, affecting the way people understood the world, and promoting the rise of new inventions and services. " A Short History of the Future: Legends of the Intelligent Era " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
The Age of Big Data mainly described the major changes in people's lives, work, and thinking in the era of big data. Its core idea was to no longer be keen on finding causality, but to explore the relationship between things. The era of big data was an inevitable trend in the development of the information society. In this era, the amount of data that people had was growing explosively, and data storage and analysis methods became the key to releasing the power of big data. Predicting was the core of big data. In the past, people used data to analyze and predict and correct economic affairs. Now, data mining could be used to predict future crimes, customized advertising, finance, astronomical observation and many other fields. The prospects were broad, but human intervention could affect the data. However, as long as the accuracy rate of the algorithm was higher than the error rate, it could make huge profits. At the same time, big data also brought about some negative effects. For example, over-reliance on data could have consequences, as McNamara's example showed. It could also cause people to live in a society without independent choice and free will, as in the minority report. In order to deal with these adverse effects, the book proposed to seek the knowledge and authorization of the data owner when using the data, as well as the use of anonymization technology. For enterprises, the impact of big data was reflected in many aspects. The first is to fully participate in the operation of the enterprise and promote the transformation of the operation mode to data-driven, covering product design, production, marketing, customer service and employee management, etc. The second is to determine the intelligent process of the enterprise. The two outlets of data value are auxiliary decision-making and auxiliary intelligent agent to complete tasks. The intelligent transformation of the enterprise cannot be separated from big data. The third was to promote the resource integration ability of small and medium-sized enterprises. Although small and medium-sized enterprises had a simple system and fast execution speed, they also had the capital to compete with large enterprises in the era of big data. From the perspective of hindsight, big data had brought about tremendous changes in all aspects of human society and was irreversible. For individuals, companies, or countries, they needed to fundamentally change their thinking and concepts, adapt to this trend, be prepared in terms of thinking and skills, and actively follow up on the changes in technology, systems, and values. Only then could they grasp the direction of development in international competition and break through the gap with Western countries. At the same time, they had to be wary of the adverse effects of big data and protect their privacy and other rights. " A Short History of the Future: Legends of the Intelligent Era " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
The era of big data had many meanings: - From a documentary point of view," Big Data Era " was China's first documentary on the big data industry. It was directed by Liu Hongyan, Teng Zhongbin, and others. It was jointly produced by the Central Radio and Television Station and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. It was jointly produced by the CCTV documentary channel and the National Industrial Information Security Development Research Center. The film consisted of five episodes, each episode was 50 minutes long, and it was broadcast on CCTV Department 9's documentary channel on July 1, 2019. It explored China behind the data by analyzing scientific and technological innovation. - From a book perspective, The Age of Big Data: A Great Revolution in Life, Work, and Thinking was co-written by Victor Mayer-Schönberg and Ken Kukeye and published by Zhejiang People's Press on January 1, 2013. The book pointed out that the information storm brought by big data was transforming life, work, and thinking, opening up a major era transformation. It elaborated on the thinking change, business change, and management change in the era of big data. It believed that the era of big data should focus on relationships rather than causality, and its core was prediction. - From a novel's point of view," The Age of Big Data " was written by Xia Yuchuan, co-produced by Shanghai Ziyan Culture Media Co., Ltd., Huazhang Douren, Mi Gu Reading, and the government affairs big data center of Xiaokang magazine. It was published by Chongqing Press. This was a realistic novel that comprehensively presented the advantages and disadvantages of technology and the good and evil of human nature in the era of big data. " A Short History of the Future: Legends of the Intelligent Era " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!