2014 Big Data Market trends ten forecasts

Big data is the most hot technical vocabulary of the 2013, and the year's big data market is growing fast, and more and more companies are embracing big data solutions, and as the ecosystem matures, Hadoop is no longer a toy for talented technicians, It is a powerful "mine machine" that data scientists and business people tap into the business value of data.

If the 2013 is just a big data market warm-up and qualifying, then the 2014 Big data market will usher in the World Cup feast, recently CIO magazine gave 2014 years Big data Market forecast, the IT Manager network compiled as follows:

Forecast a large data cloud. 2014 Big data will move from concept to utility and integrate with cloud computing services. For example, cloud computing service provider Gainsight has started using large data analysis technology to provide "customer success management" services to its SaaS customers. Gainsight believes that all cloud computing service providers ' backend infrastructure in 2014 will provide large data analysis capabilities.

Forecast II, Hadoop from experiment to production. Cloud computing is not the only destination for big data. Alteryx, a strategic analysis platform provider, believes that 2014 Hadoop will emerge from the image of a low-cost data warehouse and become a common computing framework for enterprise data processing. This means that analysis remains the first application of large data.

Third, more and more enterprises are aware of the importance of consumer data analysis.

Forecast four, marketing field of large data analysis will become a hot spot. 2014 Big marketing data will usher in a big development, focus areas including advertising, promotions and user behavior analysis. Key innovations will revolve around the World Cup and the Winter Olympics.

Forecast v. Business analysts are more important than large data scientists. More Alteryx forecasts, business unit analysts with large data analysis techniques will be more important to businesses than large data scientists. This means that the high wages of data scientists in the 2014 are unsustainable.

Prediction VI, the Internet of things will evolve into an interconnected network (Web of Things) IEEE Expert Association believes that the 2014 Internet of Things will allow the Internet, the so-called Web of things, to use mobile devices and sensors to observe and monitor the environment and to strengthen the real world between objects, The synergy between real objects and Web objects. (Editor's note, known as the so-called smart things networking, sensors as nodes, not terminals) and web of things will produce huge amounts of large data.

The Forecast VII and R will replace the traditional SAS scheme as the mainstream analysis technology. The analysis based on R programming language will become the mainstream in the 2014, and the traditional analysis tools such as SAS what SPSS will be gradually marginalized. More than 2 million users and 3 million analysts are looking for new options, and R's era is coming.

The prediction of eight, Hadoop will drive real-time interactive applications. Real-time Sql-on-hadoop database provider Splice Machine CEO Monte Zweben believes that there will be a large number of interactive applications in 2014, including Web applications, mobile applications, and social applications that will be built on the Hadoop platform.

It is expected that Hadoop will enter the enterprise market massively. The 2014 Hadoop technology will evolve to be more secure, support more advanced operations management and resource management, and will feature more enterprise-required functionality and become a standardized component of the Hadoop platform.

Forecast ten, 2014 will have a NOSQL database company successfully listed. Larry Warnock, chief executive of Gazzang, a big data and cloud security solution provider, believes that at least one Hadoop or NoSQL provider will be listed in 2014 years. According to Wikibon's report, the market for NoSQL software and services in 2012 was $286 million trillion and will grow to $1.825 billion in 2017. The driving force for rapid market growth comes from cloud computing and the demand for flexible, scalable, low-cost data management solutions, including analysis and trading, for companies in the big data age.