Convergence of IT and Data Mining with other technologies
Keywords:
IT security, physical security, convergence, mobility data mining, genomics, proteomics, RMS, process managementAbstract
In this age of technology and communication convergence, we cannot help but be impacted by technologies and innovations that center on computers. This paper examines the growing need for a secure environment and a general-purpose analytics engine. The process need for secure environment is Physical or It security and the process used for analysis is called Data Mining. This paper will also give us the review towards the convergence of various technologies such as IT and Physical Security and data mining with biology, computing, mobility, knowledge management, etc. for human values like privacy, recognition, operational intelligence, etc. and also relationship between data mining/IT security.
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