Customer and workforce analytics software provider Enkata has enhanced their cloud-based product suite with better support for big data. The company has incorporated NoSQL superstar Hadoop and other big data technologies into their platform to deal with the rapidly expanding volumes of structured and unstructured data inside most organizations.
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