What's in stock for Big Data in 2017; Tableau predicts
2016 was a landmark year for big data with more organizations storing, processing, and extracting value from data of all forms and sizes. In fact, a few months ago, IDC revealed that 53% of Asia Pacific (excluding Japan) organizations consider big data and analytics crucial for their business.
The same findings also shared that enterprises in the region are in the early stages of big data analytics adoption and the growing volume of data, as well as mobility and the Internet of Things (IoT), will continue this shift.
In 2017, systems that support large volumes of data will continue to rise. The market will demand platforms that help data custodians govern and secure big data, while empowering end users to analyse that data more easily than ever before. These systems will mature to operate well inside of enterprise IT systems and standards. Furthermore, the focus on big data analytics skills will continue to grow as it becomes a more central focus for enterprises across industries.
Each year at Tableau, we start a conversation about what’s happening in the industry. In Singapore, specifically, the Economic Development Board (EDB) has predicted that the data analytics sector will likely add $1 billion in value to the economy by 2017. The discussion drives our list of the top big data trends for the following year.
These are our predictions for 2017:
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A smarter everything, with big data skills
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Variety drives big-data investments
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The convergence of IoT, cloud, and big data create new opportunities
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Self-service data prep becomes mainstream
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Big data grows up: Hadoop adds to enterprise standards
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Rise of metadata catalogs finds analysis-worthy big data