There’s no denying that organizations are leveraging web data every day. The web represents the single, largest data source – a data source that is growing exponentially and changes constantly. It is where equity and financial research, retail and manufacturing, and travel and hospitality businesses go to find the most…
Today, online travel encompasses so much more than booking your airfare or hotel room. The online travel industry has grown to mean making any kind of online booking – from airfare to hotel to cars to a vacation rental unit. It includes not only the major players but also thousands…
Data creation and consumption is becoming a way of life. According to a recent IBM report, the world produced approximately 2.5 quintillion bytes of data a day in 2017. By the year 2020, analysts predict that every second, about 1.7 megabytes of new information will be created for every person…
On our last blog, we discussed what Web Data Integration is and why organizations need it when driving their web data strategy instead of using legacy web scraping tools. The purpose of adopting Web Data Integration is to allow the enterprise to use and build on web data with the…
With 90 percent of the world’s data having been created in the last two years, demand for data-driven insights leveraging web data continues to escalate. Total spend on Web Data Integration (WDI) is estimated to hit $5 billion in 2019 according to Opimas Research. Web Data Integration has been…
Web Data Integration is a new approach to acquiring and managing web data that focuses on data quality and control. Web Data Integration treats the entire web data lifecycle as a single, integrated process composed of the following steps: Initial identification of data sources and requirements. Web data extraction. Data…
