SMAC

SMAC

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  SOCIAL MOBILE ANALYTICS CLOUD NAME : SHEULIGUIN EMAIL ID : [email protected] Twitter ID : @Sheuliguin University : KIIT UNIVERSITY BBSR YEAR/SEM: 3rd year, 6th sem BRANCH : INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
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  Social MOBILE ANALYTIC S CLOUD Any situationin which computing is done in a remote location (out in the cloud) , rather than your desktop or portable device. The majority of communication takes place on mobile device. Evaluation of structured and unstructured data requires appropriate systematization and analysis. Analytics is the process of collecting and analyzing data in order to make better business decisions, develop better products and serve the customers better. Social networks have common themes of information sharing , person to person interaction and creation of shared and collaboration content.
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  Millions of peoplefrom around the world log on to these websites everyday so advertisement on FACEBOOK , TWITTER etc for a nominal fee , instead of millions of pound. Google and Bing have started including Twitter feeds in their search results . It is expected that FACEBOOK and TWITTER will be even more integrated with search engines in the future. Business corporation do only store gathered data , however are unable to analyze them . The concept of “BIG DATA” emerged which means data stored in a less rigid structures and processable in a different way than in previous data structure. use of data mining technologies and methods are solutions for mobile device.
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  A CLOUDY FUTURE.......... Youare today where your thoughts have brought you. You will be tomorrow where your thoughts take you. The cloud promises to deliver a range of benefits, including a shift from capital-intensive to operational cost models, lower overall cost, greater agility and reduced complexity. It can also be used to shift the focus of IT resources to higher-value-added activities for the business, or to support business innovation and, potentially, lower risks. However, these prospective benefits need to be examined carefully and mapped against a number of challenges, including security, lack of transparency, concerns about performance and availability, the potential for vendor lock-in, licensing constraints and integration needs. These issues create a complex environment in which to evaluate individual cloud offerings
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  My interest areais on CLOUD ----- Everywhere you turn, people are talking about “the cloud”. Most of those people aren’t customers; they are service providers and software companies. Despite a lot of over-hyping (i.e. Microsoft’s “to the cloud!” commercials), I have personally spent time working with a few different cloud platforms and have truly been amazed at what they can do. While there are many different types of cloud computing, when I think of “the cloud”, I think of IT as a Service (ITaaS) . only pay for what we use high availavility and disaster recovery solved. Snapshot Magic. No more backups. Put server swaps .