Organisations have quite often been reluctant to employ data scientists for every individual record in their database, or even to invest in deploying specific systems and staff for minute monitoring of data. However, their database systems now have to deal with huge chunks of data, with no structural composition. Cloud based big data management services have indeed proved to be a great relief for these organisations.
Cloud based services provide companies with an advantage of unprecedented computing power at very low prices, which means that companies no longer have to think about splurging on all the database architecture and systems when they can have all the information they need served to them with more accuracy and less cost.
Third party services for database management have been flourishing because industries do not want to deal with all the hassles of collecting, collating, processing their data. With the huge incoming flux of data, or rather the Big Data, cloud services prove to be much more hassle - free and economic third party services. These services promise to present all the functionality of traditional database systems, with improved technology to deal with the amount of Big Data, while also providing on - demand services.
Shortage of data scientists and reluctance of organisations to make significant capital investments have provided a boost to the cloud services providers. These, however, are not the only reasons why organisations are switching to cloud service providers from traditional service providers. Most companies look for more reliability as well as smooth and easy access of data.
Cloud services provide an extensive set of features which include real time ease of access, high volume logging, transaction record requirements, retrieving customer data more easily and if required, on - demand as well. Analyzing, querying and processing of all the Big Data is done in a smooth way with more speed and accuracy.
Several tech giants like Amazon, Google etc. are providing cloud based database management services, but industries are still testing the waters. The future of these cloud services depends on how many large companies are availing them and how developers are able to design these services further for suiting the personalisation and customization requirements of different kinds of organisations.
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