IDC:2016 Big Data Market size will reach 23.8 billion dollars

Beijing time January 9 Morning News, the U.S. market research company IDC released a report in Tuesday that the world's big data technology and services market will be in the next few years to maintain a 31.7% annual composite growth rate, the total size of 2016 is expected to reach 23.8 billion U.S. dollars.

In this calculation, the growth rate of the large data market will be 7 times times that of the entire information and communication technology sector in the same period. The market is rapidly absorbing technology and services from a variety of existing markets and new markets. While there may still be many changes in the future, demand and supply remain uncertain, but IDC still expects strong growth in the market in 2012-2016 years.

"The market for large data technology and services has created an opportunity for the global economy to grow rapidly and on a large scale." "This will be an important focus for many executives, and it will be the most attractive job opportunities for those with the right technology, analytics, communications and industry expertise," said Dan Vesset, vice president of Business Analytics and large data research at IDC, Dan Vissette. ”

The IDC report also has the following points:

1, large data market sub-domain growth varies, including service market composite annual growth rate of 21.1%, storage market for 53.4%. The storage market has been able to grow at such a rapid pace, stemming from the dual storage of the current large data environment.

2. The lack of large data technology and analysis skills will drive more and more buyers to use cloud computing solutions and applications. To address skills shortages, the area of information management and analysis will increase the focus on automation technology. And more and more companies are looking to outsource analytics services, rather than just outsourcing technology.

3. Large data solutions for machine-generated data deployments will receive more attention in the coming years. (PEI)

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