A Webinar Data Analytics and Its Role in Streaming Media

Name: Data Analytics and Its Role in Streaming Media
Audience: Open to all and Final Year Students
Date: 29th June 2020
Timing:    2 to 3.pm
Number of audiences participated: 120
Venue:School of CSA
Resource person: Mr.Suprith Tumkur, Big Data Architect Parrot Analytics, Auckland, New Zealand
Event organizing Body: School of Computer Science and Applications, REVA University 
Event organizer: Prof. Bhagya, Assistant Professor, School of CSA

About the Programme
Streaming services made it possible for us to consume content continuously without uploading the whole file. Such a method requires sending and receiving millions of bits of data at any given moment, so that you can play another Black Mirror episode on the go. Due to its similar behavior to a physical jet of water, continuous transition of data was named streaming, and now it exists in different forms. Streaming analytics or real-time analytics is a type of data analysis that presents real-time data and allows for performing simple calculations with it.

• Media streaming is one of them, but it’s only the tip of the data-streaming iceberg. 
• New ways of collecting, processing, and analyzing data. 
• Provide real-time analytics by processing streamed data.
• Working with real-time data involves slightly different mechanisms as compared to working with historical data. 
• Type of processing large amounts of constantly updating data,
• The main purpose of it is to present the user with up-to-date information and keep the state of data updated.