IDC report: Big data is driving the pace of innovation in Asian companies

IDC expects that the Asia-Pacific (APEJ) large data technology and services market, with the exception of Japan, will continue to maintain a composite growth rate of up to 34.1% over a few years, from 2012 's total value of $548.4 million to $2.38 billion in 2017.

According to IDC report "Asia-Pacific large data technology and services 2013 to 2017 analysis and prospects: Continue the science and Technology + transformation journey, the next stop to the" innovation "expression, large data and analysis areas of investment in the entire Apej region showed a broad and enthusiastic momentum. However, many large data projects are still focused on optimizing existing business processes and improving customer incentive mechanisms.

The IDC Research report explores the trend of the market for large data technology and services between 2011-2017 years. The large data market is aggregated across a wide range of areas including storage, servers, networks, software (such as information management software, discovery and analysis software, and application software) and service markets, and the involvement of a wide range of subdivisions has made the study's conclusions more comprehensive.

Starting with the outlook for the future, IDC focuses on the revenue from the public cloud and the infrastructure, the service (IaaS) vendor, taking into account the percentage of large data components used in such infrastructure.

This market is also expected to take into account another additional classification, namely, the maturity level of existing deployment programmes. The 13 major markets in the Asia-Pacific region (excluding Japan) or Apej are grouped into three categories: leading, midstream and starting. IDC focuses on real-world impact factors at different levels of maturity, including competition levels, government stability, and urbanization processes.

"IDC believes that the region's enterprises will continue to increase their focus on innovative projects, so as to expand their application of high-precision analysis solutions and the management of complex data environment while accumulating more experience," Apej, senior project manager of data, analysis and enterprise applications Daniel-zoe Jimenez said.

The observation reflects a significant increase in the collection and analysis of social interaction data over the past year, and Jimenez explains that pro data is a constantly evolving discipline, and IDC expects that trend to continue. "In the next few years, IDC expects to be more focused on geographic information recognition." This will encourage the parties to face the legal limits and privacy protection of the attention. We look forward to this conclusion can be spread to the Apej region throughout the criss-cross market. ”

Apej, director of large data and analysis research at Stires, said that companies in Australia and Singapore are already trying to make use of big data to improve customer participation.

"The ' leading ' groups in these countries and regions are expected to increase their commitment to the service sector in terms of overall large data expenditures. The main manifestation is that each country will focus on supporting consulting resources at a relatively high price, thereby designing and implementing solutions based on emerging best practices, "Stires said.

"And in the ' midstream ' category, we find that countries tend to have little traditional emphasis on analytical culture, and the main challenge they face is the sheer size of new data." China and India are investing heavily in large data research, while at the same time starting to focus on infrastructure spending that will be driven by massive data center construction in the future. ”