Large data on Latin American market space

Large data solutions have found room for development in a number of different vertical markets in Latin America, said Arturo Benavides, director of the Center for Latin America Division, a leading U.S. storage solutions provider. Today, applications related to telecommunications, digital content, video-on-demand and other services have found large data in the Latin American market as a platform for their development. With the increasing amount of information, enterprises also need to expand space to meet the needs of large-scale data volume.

On the other hand, government departments and public institutions are also increasing the use of video surveillance solutions, and the quality of these videos needs to be constantly increased, video length will continue to increase, which undoubtedly requires large-scale information data management.

Of course, large oil companies in Latin America also need to use large data solutions to analyze seismic monitoring and geological assessment of the vast amount of information. In addition, financial institutions and retail enterprises also need to use large data analysis Solutions-greenplum database for business intelligence and data mining, in order to find more effective way to achieve product positioning.

Today, competition between international large enterprise products such as SAP's Hana software and Oracle's Big Data Appliance Integration System intensifies, and EMC's market style tends to focus on cloud computing and storage infrastructure specialization. Benavides says EMC does not want to be in more areas like other IT vendors, but wants to be able to be professional and authoritative in this area. With this in mind, EMC offers professional services to its customers, focusing primarily on the storage of large data and the intelligent implementation of this data store. EMC's focus, it can be said, is based on the intersection of cloud computing and large data. In addition, given the impetus of market trends and the increase of mass information, storage space needs to be upgraded accordingly. IDC, a world-renowned consultancy, predicts that by the end of 2020, the amount of information stored and available globally will be about 50 times times the size of the current volume, or nearly 1.8ZB.

In terms of global markets, EMC's business grew by 18% in 2011 and is expected to remain double-digit growth by 2012. Of course, sales in Latin America are certainly one of the main drivers of growth.

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