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Big data algorithm: An integral part of the future development framework

By CIOReview | Monday, September 11, 2017

Many people who start their career in software development normal do not have algorithm programming and using algorithms in data analytics on their agenda. Due to this reason, many developers are solely frightened by the term “algorithm development.”

This article will take a deeper insight into how big data algorithms are disrupting the current development landscape and what are the correct steps for properly leveraging algorithm programming in today’s businesses.

Conquering Anxiety against Coding

Apart from the reason that it is fun to build things, just like architecture, people are using programming every single day. Depending on the type of project, some programs are very interesting to build, and some may seem quite dull. But as computer programming jobs keep declining in today’s market, coding is still rated as the most important job skill of the future.

After the realization of being able to create any application, one can anticipate to actually make a considerable difference to the world by contributing their skills to the fullest. It is important for developers to overcome anxiety issues related to coding and learn to make coding an enjoyable as possible.

Importance of Big Data Algorithms

It has been proved crucial for developers to find out how they can extract valuable information from a given data by using algorithms. Big data cannot be leveraged to its full potential unless proper tools are provisioned to manage and deal with it. By making use of big data algorithms, the developers can spot and analyze the patterns within fuzzy data such as audios and images, classify unstructured data in a structured environment, and perform various other analytics tasks.

Algorithm development can also uncover career and community-building opportunities for developers. Users can now choose their own algorithms due to the growing algorithm outsourcing movement. This is one of the main reasons why a large number of software teams are currently having access to good quality algorithms developed by experts, worldwide.

Prior to this global reach, most of the organization’s development teams were building their own algorithms, sometimes just to prove their competency among other rival companies. Although not entirely constructive, the industry, as a whole, has learned a lot from the process.

It is high-time that such organizations should realize that while BYO approaches worked efficiently in a business with few applications, today’s businesses can be limited by their ability to develop new products and services. As applications evolve rapidly, shared algorithms are found to help businesses in maintaining leading edge apps increasingly.

Algorithm’s Value in the Marketplace

Organizations now understand the need for algorithms to perform certain tasks, but they usually face immense difficulty in acquiring such algorithms. Traditionally, the companies had to choose the expensive process of hiring algorithm developers or building in-house. Due to the technological boom, affordable options of pre-designed algorithms are globally available to meet every organization’s feeds. The start-up generation of businesses can benefit due to this available marketplace without hiring to build it. Sharing algorithms eventually contribute to the betterment of the entire technological landscape.

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