The future of unstructured data
Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2025 8:08 am
Today, generating and storing data is no longer a problem. Every tool is capable of storing data and making it readily available. Today’s companies need scalable solutions that can efficiently process and digitize the corresponding information.
The proportion of unstructured data will continue to increase in the future, thanks to social media, voice assistants and other data producers. This makes it even more necessary for today's companies fusion database to have a good strategy for handling unstructured data, as it is crucial for the company's future success. This should not only be based on unstructured text files, but also other rapidly growing file formats such as images, audio and video files. Moreover, this should not be overlooked, as companies always produce information in different media forms (flyers, podcasts, instructional videos, etc....).
Much of the knowledge within companies is stored in an unstructured form. Companies must position themselves for the future by making knowledge accessible to their employees and using scalable methods accordingly. Many promising technologies are being developed rapidly, especially by startups, and success stories abound.
The proportion of unstructured data will continue to increase in the future, thanks to social media, voice assistants and other data producers. This makes it even more necessary for today's companies fusion database to have a good strategy for handling unstructured data, as it is crucial for the company's future success. This should not only be based on unstructured text files, but also other rapidly growing file formats such as images, audio and video files. Moreover, this should not be overlooked, as companies always produce information in different media forms (flyers, podcasts, instructional videos, etc....).
Much of the knowledge within companies is stored in an unstructured form. Companies must position themselves for the future by making knowledge accessible to their employees and using scalable methods accordingly. Many promising technologies are being developed rapidly, especially by startups, and success stories abound.