Big Data is a phenomenon resulting from the vast amount of data created by individuals, machines, corporations, and government, driven by technology trends that include social media (Twitter, Facebook, blogs, Four Square, You-Tube, etc.), wireless technologies, enterprise applications, mobile devices, and sensors (GPS, RFID, medical devices, smart grid, manufacturing processes, etc.), most of which are either connected to the internet or part of an internal network.
This explosion in data is staggering—twice as much data is created every day than was created in all of 2000 and ninety percent of the data available today was created in the last two years.
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Eric M. Oganesoff, a FOCUS Managing Director, heads FOCUS’s Supply Chain practice and is also a member of the Government and Defense group. He has conducted over 80 M&A, debt and capital raise transactions. He has over 20 years of senior executive level experience in leading businesses ranging from wireless solutions, software, and RFID services to manufacturing, industrial products, energy and environmental products, and government contracting.
