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  1. Structured vs. unstructured data: What's the difference? - IBM

    A look into structured and unstructured data, their key differences, definitions, use cases and more.

  2. What is unstructured data? - IBM

    Unlike structured data (which has a predefined data model) unstructured data does not easily conform to the fixed schemas of conventional databases. Instead, unstructured data is often …

  3. What is data? - IBM

    Data warehouses store structured data from various sources, optimized for data mining and analysis tasks. Data lakehouses merge the best aspects of data warehouses and data lakes, …

  4. Agentic AI has an unstructured data problem: IBM is unveiling a …

    IBM's new capabilities will enable organizations to ingest, govern and retrieve unstructured (and structured) data—and from there, scale accurate, performant generative AI.

  5. AI and the future of unstructured data - IBM

    Dave Donahue, Unstructured: Unstructured data is not inherently more valuable than structured data, but generally speaking, large organizations produce four times as much unstructured …

  6. 構造化データと非構造化データの違い| IBM

    構造化データは通常、Excelスプレッドシートや リレーショナル・データベース (またはSQLデータベース)などの表形式で保存されます。ユーザーは、 構造化照会言語 (SQL)を使用 …

  7. Conquering the 3 core challenges of unstructured data - IBM

    On the structured side, data engineering is a well-organized discipline, but on the unstructured side, it hasn't really taken off because there's a tremendous amount of data.

  8. Data Warehouses vs. Data Lakes vs. Data Lakehouses | IBM

    Some modern warehouses have evolved to accommodate semistructured and unstructured data, but many organizations prefer data lakes and lakehouses for these types of data.

  9. What is text mining? - IBM

    This practice evaluates both structured and unstructured data to identify new information, and it is commonly utilized to analyze consumer behaviors within marketing and sales.

  10. What is big data analytics? - IBM

    Big data analytics involves massive amounts of data in various formats, including structured, semi-structured and unstructured data. The complexity of this data requires more …