21 data and analytics trends that will dominate 2016
18.01.2016
Along with social, mobile and cloud, analytics and associated data technologies have earned a place as one of the core disruptors of the digital age. 2015 saw big data initiatives moving from test to production and a strong push to leverage new data technologies to power business intelligence. As 2016 gets underway, five insiders share their predictions for what 2016 holds in store for the data and analytics space.
Scott Gnau, CTO of Hadoop distribution vendor Hortonworks, predicts the following trends will dominate data and analytics in 2016:
Deepak Kumar, founder and CTO of IT systems management solutions provider Adaptiva, predicts:
Badri Raghavan, chief data scientist at energy analytics specialist FirstFuel Software, says 2016 will see:
Dan Kogan, director of product marketing at business intelligence and analytics company Tableau Software predicts a slew of trends in the big data space for 2016, including:
Dan Graham, general manager of enterprise systems at data warehousing and big data analytics specialist Teradata, predicts that in 2016:
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