2012
DOI: 10.9716/kits.2012.11.4.277
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An Analysis of Big Data Structure Based on the Ecological Perspective

Abstract: 논문투고일:2012년 10월 25일The purpose of this research is to analyze big data structure and various objects in big data industry based on ecological perspective. Big data is rapidly emerging as a highly valuable resource to secure competitiveness of enterprise and government. Accordingly, the main issues in big data are to find ways of creating economic value and solving various problems. However big data is not systematically organized, and hard to utilize as it constantly expands to related industry such as telecom… Show more

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“…Countries are focusing on strengthening their data competitiveness because they regard data as an essential resource not only for economic growth but also for job creation and social development (European Commission, 2017). National competitiveness in the data economy comes from data sharing and utilization, and the government plays a crucial role in the big data ecosystem (Cho et al , 2012; Dawes et al , 2016; Jung, 2017). For instance, countries that have an interest in OGD are actively pushing the exchange of big data (Attard et al , 2015).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Countries are focusing on strengthening their data competitiveness because they regard data as an essential resource not only for economic growth but also for job creation and social development (European Commission, 2017). National competitiveness in the data economy comes from data sharing and utilization, and the government plays a crucial role in the big data ecosystem (Cho et al , 2012; Dawes et al , 2016; Jung, 2017). For instance, countries that have an interest in OGD are actively pushing the exchange of big data (Attard et al , 2015).…”
Section: Research Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In other words, big data from various fields is not strategically utilized for value creation. Hence, Korea's big data industry does not have a virtuous cycle of cooperation between individuals, corporations and the government to increase the value of big data (Cho et al , 2012).…”
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