Next-generation AI-driven big data platforms

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Karthikeyan Selvarajan

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This article examines the revolutionary impact of next-generation AI-driven Big Data platforms on enterprise analytics and operational transformation. Through comprehensive article analysis of architectural innovations and implementation strategies across multiple industries, we demonstrate how these integrated technologies are fundamentally reshaping organizational capabilities in healthcare, supply chain management, cloud governance, IT operations, and financial security. The article reveals consistent patterns of improvement in analytical processing speed, decision quality, cost optimization, and operational efficiency across diverse implementation contexts. Case studies from leading organizations provide empirical evidence of transformative outcomes when AI technologies are effectively integrated with enterprise data ecosystems. The article identifies critical success factors for implementation, including balanced human-AI collaboration, robust governance frameworks, and comprehensive change management strategies. Additionally, the article explores emerging directions in self-learning models, privacy-preserving frameworks, and cross-disciplinary applications that will likely define future innovation trajectories. This article contributes to both theoretical understanding and practical implementation guidance for organizations seeking to leverage AI-powered data platforms as strategic assets in increasingly complex and data-intensive business environments

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Next-generation AI-driven big data platforms. (2025). International Journal of Research Publications in Engineering, Technology and Management (IJRPETM), 8(2), 11831-11836. https://doi.org/10.15662/9wwa2124

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