A CIO asks what "managing Big Data" includes beyond buying disks. Which answer matches BDPC fundamentals?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Disks are just the pantry. Managing Big Data is the whole kitchen—getting data in, keeping it trustworthy, processing it, and turning it into decisions. Buy shelves if you need them, but do not stop at the receipt.
Full Explanation
BDPC frames Big Data management as an end-to-end concern: capture, storage, processing, governance, and analysis. Treating management as disk acquisition alone, as unsupervised script replacement of analysts, or as excluding analysis narrows the discipline incorrectly. Capacity is necessary but not sufficient for professional Big Data management.