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Harvard Business Review
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... A similar explanation appeared in a 2001 research report [2] in which META group now called as Gartner, analyst Doug Laney renowned that data growth opportunities and challenges are three-dimensional, such as increasing volume, velocity, and variety. Though this depiction was not meant formerly to define big data, Gartner and much of the organization such as IBM [11] and certain Microsoft researchers [12] ,endure to use this ``3Vs'' model to define big data 10 years later [13] . ...
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