Is the focus on efficiently handling all these varied data types together, or is there a requirement for strict schema enforcement? That could flip between C and A depending on the need for flexibility vs rigid structure.
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A company is starting a machine-learning project to analyze employee information and enforce social
distancing guidelines. The data that the company wants to leverage includes these data points:
• access badge logs
• security camera metadata
• WebEx Teams messages
• email attachments
• phone GPS coordinates
Which type of database must be used for this application?
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C imo, since the dataset is a mix of structured and unstructured info (GPS, messages, attachments). NoSQL can handle this variety way better than traditional RDBMS or flat files. Pretty sure that's what Cisco expects here.
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