“Big data” which admittedly means many things to many people is no longer confined to the realm
of technology. Today it is a business imperative and is providing solutions to long-standing business challenges
for banking and financial markets companies around the world. Financial services firms are leveraging big data
to transform their processes, their organizations and the entire industry. Since 2012, the term “big data” has
frequently been mentioned and used to describe and define the huge amount of data in the information explosive
era and to name related technological development and innovation. As to the police work, the coming of big data
era is not only a challenge but also an opportunity. Police agencies should go with the tide of development to start
with such aspects as work thinking, top design, public information sharing and application and talent provision
so as to promote the new development and progress of police work. This paper expounds the practical effect and
significance of police big data application by cases happened in some areas.
CHEN Si’en1 (陈思恩), YANG Lvqing2* (杨律青), XU Shouhui3 (徐守辉)
. Analytics: The Real-World Use of Big Data in Financial Services Studying with Judge System Events[J]. Journal of Shanghai Jiaotong University(Science), 2016
, 21(2)
: 210
-214
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DOI: 10.1007/s12204-016-1714-3
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