Omega would start a public petition for blog posts about big data to stop using the “every day, we create 2.5 quintillion bytes of data” stat if we could. I mean, we all get it by now, right? Big data is BIG. Not just because we call it big, but because it is quite literally very big in every sense of the word. The amount of information each of us creates online on a near daily basis is massive. The collective amount of information we create online is even bigger, and growing ever bigger as the Internet of Things (i.e. wearables) begins to take off. The big data industry is big, too, with startups hardly half a decade old already IPO’ing or being acquired for multi-million dollar amounts. The need for big data education and training, too, is quite large. The gap between the amount of big data knowledge nearly all employees in all industries needs to possess and the amount of big knowledge they currently possess isn’t getting smaller – in fact, it’s growing.
Big data revenue has nearly quadrupled in the last three years and shows no signs of slowing down.
The Little City Franchise will use the data to Make America Great Again, by providing the best products in the digital age made to last forever, for our consumer, clients, and workforce. Omega believes that through cross educational systems, compiles technologies, and its centralized operational systems it can support its neighbors by bringing together the surrounding communities with inexpensive WI FI and Nano Telecommunications it can support the future economic growth of the USA through manufacturing and technology. The ability to support Nano Telecommunications with its own Artificial Intelligence systems WATSON, and incorporating a Commodities Distribution system with Interstate Traveler Maglev transit system centralizes the Little City franchise as the Pillars of Society, as a unique commodity in the development of the SGDI supporting the Elders of our society, and bringing the 21st Century into the homes of our children and their grandchildren.