- Data Privacy / GDPR
- Risk 1: Lack of proper cybersecurity practices.
- Risk 2: Scarcity mentality: “If AI-based systems are used, I will lose my job.”
- Risk 3: Being too late:
- Every company will do it. Better be the first to do it. Customers remember first moments.
- Risk 4: Choosing wrong Leaders or Suppliers.
- Really hard to find a good experienced data scientist these days.
- Both choices have cons:
- Outsourcing to Big IT & Consulting companies (IBM Watson): Expensive consulting fees and technology dependence.
- Open source (R, Python): High salary & dependence on the technically savvy person.
- Not everyone is a data “scientist” (Difference between data “scientist” and data “engineer”).
- You may not really need full-time data scientist, but maybe just a data engineer at lower cost, who will grow to become a data scientist.
- The first person you will hire for big data should have at least 5 years experience in BI, and a technical background.
Mining Big Data
What are the watch outs and risks?
Dr. Gurdal Ertek’s notes for the GITEX 2018 Big Data Tech Talk.