Gartner: Large data dissemination in the business intelligence market is not effective

Http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/18224.html "> Market research firm Gartner said last year's big data promotion failed to promote global business intelligence and analysis of rapid growth in the market.

Gartner said that while the business intelligence and analytics market grew by 8% in 2013 to $14.4 billion trillion, the gains were lower than expected. Large data usually refers to the mining and analysis of massive unstructured information from sources such as social networks and sensors, while traditional business intelligence only reports and analyzes structured data storage.

"While big data campaigns peaked in 2013, the impact on the analysis market was not great," Gartner analyst Dan Sommer and Bhavish Sood in the report. According to the report, only 8% of the firms surveyed by Gartner have actually deployed large data projects and 57% are still in the research and planning stages. This level has affected the innovation cycle of a large number of enterprises.

The Big data giants had a disconnect between profit and growth in the 2013. Four big business intelligence firms, such as SAP, Oracle, IBM and the Games Institute, have grown significantly below the market's average growth rate. The core challenge facing these vendors is their maturity. "Their core solution has been the IT-led enterprise business intelligence platform, and the semantic layer links information to reports, queries, and online analysis processing." Although expensive, most organizations deploy this type of business intelligence solution. ”

Companies such as Jaspersoft and Pentaho, which have upgraded low-cost alternatives for such tools, have achieved rapid growth over the past year, with growth rates higher than average market growth. Gartner's report points out that the data Discovery tool launched by companies such as Tibco Spotfire and Tableau in 2013 is a new standard for the business intelligence end user experience. These tools give users more visual experience of the DataSet.

Analysts say large business intelligence firms have been sparing no effort to develop their own data discovery products last year. The move has pushed the market's competition to a more intense stage. Cloud based business intelligence began to get attention last year. Although it occupies only 4% of the market, its growth rate reached 42%. "In particular, small companies have started migrating to the cloud as an enabling device that can be in the business of large data and analytics." ”